TERMINOLOGIES.

•  Artificial Intelligence: 

           It is the ability of a machine to perform tasks like humans do and think like a human. we are using artificial intelligence in everyday life like using google maps or using face id for unlocking our phones and the most common is autocorrect or text editor to check our mistakes or any error. 

• Central Processing Unit: 

          CPU is the central processor or primary component that receives data and processes instructions. In simple; the CPU is the brain of a computer that performs all the functions. It consists of two components: ALU( Arithmetic Logic Unit) and CU(Control Unit). 

• Computer Literacy: 

          Computer literacy is defined as that you are able to use a computer and you have knowledge related to computers. Simply, it means that you know how to use a computer to perform basic tasks. 

• ComputerPhobia: 

          some people do have fear of using a computer or they are not being able to learn successfully which turned out as fear or avoidance in using technologies.

• CyberSpace:

          cyberspace is basically an environment or space where the computer network occurs. Or we can say it is a medium that is used to do online communication. 

• Data:

          Data is a collection of facts or information stored by the computer. It is represented in numbers, characters, or other symbols. 

• Digital divide:

          The digital divide refers to the gap between those who can access the computer online and those who cannot. The digital divide typically exists between educated and uneducated population.

• E-Commerce:

          Electronic commerce is abbreviated as e-commerce is a business model through which we can buy or sell things over the internet. Like if we want to transfer money we can do it through e-commerce or buying somethings online.

• Edutainment:

          It is basically a combination of education and entertainment. This helps to educate through entertainment; it refers to entertainment that is educational. For example, teachers sometimes use videos or game quizzes to educate their students in a fun way.

• E-mail: 

          It short for electronic mail, which is used to send or receive messages or media over the internet from and to anyone or anywhere in the world instantly and in an easy way. 

• Global Village: 

           It refers to the world which is connected together throughout the world by electronic communication called the internet. Global village reduced distance between countries.

• Hackers:

          Hackers are both good or bad; some use their computer skills to overcome a technical problem. On the other hand, some hackers use their abilities to gain unauthorized access to invade someone's private information or to commit crimes.

• Hardware:

          Hardware is the physical components of a computer that make a computer go. Or these are the parts that you can physically touch. It includes a keyboard, a mouse, a monitor, etc. 

• IBM:

          International Business Machine is a multinational technology company that makes and sells computer software and hardware.

• Microsoft: 

          Microsoft is a US-based company founded by two friends; Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1975. It is the largest company in the world and Microsoft windows is one the most popular operating system and Ms office is the most popular set of productivity applications.

• Multi-tasking:

          Running more than one program or doing multiple tasks at the same time known as multitasking. For example, taking notes while listening to a lecture, or there are some operating systems on which you can open the web browser and word at the same time. Linux and Microsoft Windows are multitasking operating systems.

• Optical Fibre:

           It consists of transparent cables that are flexible and made up of glass and are used to send signals over long or short distances. It is a high-speed data transmission medium.

• Robotics:

          Robotics designs and construct machines called robots, that perform tasks like human do and are very helpful in industries such as automobiles to perform a repetitive task. Robotics influence every aspect, robots make our life easier.

• Simulation:

          Simulation is the representation of something, not the real thing. It is something that is fake. For example, mathematical modeling performed on a computer to predict the behavior or outcome of the real-world. 

• Virtual Reality: 

           virtual reality is a simulated experience that can be similar or completely different from the real world. it refers to the use of computer hardware and software to create the effect of the three-dimensional environment in which users can interact by moving.