Exploring Careers: Information Technology

What pathway do telecommunications technicians fall under?

• uses of systems for storing, retrieving and sending information

• network systems

• knowing basic web programming languages

• Skills USA, FBLA, and BPA

Graphics, text, video, sound, and animation are _______________.

• Software

• Hardware

• Multimedia

• Information Technology

Manual computing device consisting of a frame holding parallel rods strung with movable counters is a(n) _____.

• Abacus

• Network Stystems

• Computer

• Calculator

Freelancer is defined as ___________________________________.

• programs which enable users to write papers, browse the internet, download music and play game.

• allows people to share information while working on different computers in different locations

• computers and related devices, such as keyboards, monitors and speakers.

• individuals who is self-employed and works directly for a company on a contract basis.

What allows people to share information while working on different computers in different locations?

• System Integration

• Network Systems

• Software

• Information Technology

Software is known as ___________________

• the process of linking together different computing systems and software applications allowing them to work together

• programs which enables users to write papers browse the internet, download music and play games

• computers and related devices such as keyboards, monitors, and speakers.

• allowing people to share information while working on different computers in different locations

The process of linking together different computing systems and software applications allowing them to work together is system integration.

• True

• False

Network systems is an important requirement for all web designers

• True

• False

Network systems pathway is plan and implement the sharing of information.

• True

• False

Hardware are programs which enables users to write papers, browse the internet, download music and play games

• True

• False