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B C T Section 1
- 1. BCT Section 1.2 Terms Data Communications, Networks 1. Data Communications Data communications enables computers to communications with one another. 2. Sender The sender sends messages. 3. Receiver The receiver receives messages. 4. Channel The channel carries the messages. 5. Protocol The protocol is the rules for transferring data. 6. Network Networks are computers connected to other computers and share information. 7. Local Area Network Computers that are connected close to each other. 8. Wide Area Network Computers that are connected farther apart from each other. 9. Central Processing Unit The microprocessor. 10. Arithmetic/Logic Unit Performs arithmetic computations and logical operations. 11. Control Unit The boss and coordinates all the CPU’s. 12. Random Access Memory Only holds information for a short period of time. 13. Read Only Memory Holds information permanently. 14. Basic Controllers Device that controls the transfer of data from a computer to a peripheral device. 15. Serial & Parallel Ports Used to connect peripheral devices to the computer. 16. Universal Serial Bus Supports data transfer rates up to 12 million. 17. Motherboard Circuit board that holds many integral componets. 18. ASCII Code Popular and widely used coding system.
- 2. 19. Byte Eight bits or combinations of ones and zeros represent a character. 20. Megabyte 1 million bytes Gigabyte 1 billion bytes