INfoTech Quiz 6
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- Ascii
- What is the way we translate letters to binary code (Name of system)
- FairPlay
- What won't let user play unauthorized music (Apple uses it)
- Yes
- Does FairPlay have restrictions?
- Trade secrets
- Secret, private information concerning the commercial practices and proprietary knowledge of a business, which can't be shared with the public.
- Logical Inferences
- Methods of solving problems (4)
- Neural Networks
- A computer model designed to simulate the behavior of biological neural networks in order to process information without user interaction
- Software, Photographs and literary works
- Name 3 things that copyright laws protect.
- DRM
- The use of technology to protect the intellectual property of artists. This is used to protect music and movies.
- FairPlay
- What is an Example of DRM?
- DRM
- What attempts to control or prevent access to or copying or digital media?
- License
- The permission to use the exclusive rights of the creator is called the what?
- One
- Each letter we type is ___ bytes long
- Intentional Plagiarism
- Is committed when you turn in work and a portion of that work was done by someone else.
- Fitting Constraints
- Finding the answer by picking what fits the confined space; ex. Police Faceprints
- Plagiarism
- What can be intentional or inadvertent.
- 01000001
- How is A represented in the Binary system in computer memory?
- An encrypted key
- What comes with a song when you but it off of iTunes?
- Digital Rights Management
- What does DRM stand for?
- The Apple Server
- Where are all of the keys kept when you buy them off of iTunes through Apple and FairPlay?
- Public Domain
- The term used for when the work is public property and can be used by anyone for any purpose.
- Fair Use of Copyrighted Works
- This will allow people to use the work for educational purposes or to criticize of review the work.
- Binary
- Everything on the computer is stored in _____ form
- Recognizing Patterns
- Finding the answers based on criteria that match what is needed; ex. Neural networks
- Copyright
- The rights that regulate an expression of an idea or information.
- Inadvertent Plagiarism
- Occurs when students do not work properly cite the original work.
- Plagiarism
- Taking the ideas or writings from another person and offering them as your own, this is considered cheating.
- Intellectual property
- Describes the legal entitlements that pertain to written and recorded media and inventions. They are a product of the mind or intellect.
- Trademarks
- Distinctive signs that indicate some sort of business or organization.
- Yes
- Do patents run out?
- Searching
- Using techniques to find the answers based on reasoning and/or planning; ex. Search engines
- Recognizing patterns
- Methods of solving problems (3)
- Searching
- Methods of solving problems (1)
- 8
- Each byte contains __ bits
- Artificial intelligence
- The capacity of a computer to learn and make decisions in order to solve problems, computers thinking like humans.
- Logical Inferences
- Finding the answer based on reasoning, such as deduction and induction; ex. WarGames and some video games.
- Fitting constraints
- Methods of solving problems (2)
- Display, Perform and Modify the works
- Name 3 exclusive rights that the creator of a work has.
- Patent
- The right granted to an inventor to manufacture, use or sell an invention for a certain number of years.
- Binary Digit
- A bit is short for_____
- Pharmaceutical drugs, compact disc, and the microprocessor
- Name 3 things patent laws protect.