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Review. Computer Programming 1. Round 2. Final Jeopardy. Evolution of Computers - 100. First generation mechanical devices relied on these to functions? Transistors Gears Vacuum Tubes Integrated Circuits. Evolution of Computers – 200.

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  1. Review Computer Programming 1

  2. Round 2

  3. Final Jeopardy

  4. Evolution of Computers - 100 First generation mechanical devices relied on these to functions? • Transistors • Gears • Vacuum Tubes • Integrated Circuits

  5. Evolution of Computers – 200 Which of the following early machines was never built? • Mark 1 • Pascaline • Analytical Machine • Stepped Reckoner

  6. Evolution of Computers - 300 This first generation computer was 30 tons, 1500 square feet, and used more than 17,000 vacuum tubes? • Atanasoff-Berry • ENIAC • EDVAC • Model 650

  7. Evolution of Computers - 400 This generation of computers stored data on magnetic tape and reel-to-reel tape machines. • Mechanical Devices • First Generation • Second Generation • Third Generation

  8. Evolution of Computers – 500 • The Intel Corporation, this device enabled an entire CPU to fit on one chip. • Transistor • Mainframe • Integrated Circuits • Microprocessor

  9. Computer Components - 100 This is the “Brain” of the computer which is responsible for all calculations and operations. • CPU • Hard Drive • Cache • Optical Drive

  10. Computer Components - 200 High speed memory within the CPU itself and stores instructions executed over and over. • RAM • Cache • Flash • ROM

  11. Computer Components - 300 The unit used to measure memory and storage on a computer. • RAM • Bits • Bytes • Pictures of Kittens

  12. Computer Components - 400 • This part of the computer contains the expansion boards, clock rate and memory • CPU • Mainframe • Monitor • Motherboard

  13. Computer Components - 500 This uses magnetic impulses in order to store information. • Flash Drive • Optical Drive • Hard Drive • Microprocessor

  14. Programming Languages– 100 • The Further away from machine language (0,1) a programming language is, it is said to have a higher ____. • OOP • Assembly Language • Abstraction • Instruction Capability

  15. Programming Languages - 200 Developed in 1943, this was the first modern programming; but was not implemented until 1998? • Java • C • Plankalkul • FORTRAN

  16. Programming Languages– 300 • This language was used for writing Microsoft Windows and Web applications. • COBOL • Basic • Python • Javascript

  17. Programming Languages - 400 • A program written in Java on a Windows system an run on a Mac, Windows, Linux, etc. as long a the proper software (a Java complier) is installed. This is an example what kind of language? • Binary • Low Level • Plankalkul • High Level

  18. Programming Languages - 500 This is a programming paradigm using data structures consisting of data fields and methods together with their interactions to design applications and computer programs. • SQL • Machine Language • OOP • Pascal

  19. Important People - 100 Called the first programmer. • Grace Hopper • Von Neumann • Ada Byron (Lovelace) • John McCarty

  20. Important People - 200 Helped develop LISP in 1958 • Grace Hopper • John McCarthy • Herman Hollerith • John George Kemeny

  21. Important People - 300 • Developed the Tabulating Machine. • Herman Hollerith • Grace Hopper • Steve Wozniak • Gottfried Leibniz

  22. Important People - 400 Worked on the Harvard Mark 1, and helped develop the COBOL language. • Grace Hopper • Ada Lovelace • John Backus • Konrad Zuse

  23. Important People - 500 • Designed the first “Modern” Language • Ada Byron • Herman Hollerith • Konrad Zuse • Eugene Kurtz

  24. Javascript - 100 This box will pop up if you use which javascript code? • console.log • confirm • var • alert

  25. Javascript- 200 • In order to “print” a string, which code would you use? • .length • boolean • console.log • function

  26. Javascript- 300 Which part of this code names the function? var javaScript = function (code) • var • (code) • function • javaScript

  27. Javascript- 400 Which code is using a parameter • var javaScript = function(code) • confirm(“What code is this?”); • console.log(“What code is this?”.length); • prompt(“Code!”);

  28. Javascript- 500 • Which symbol is the modulo? • > • * • % • ===

  29. Javascript Outputs - 200 console.log(“Hello”.length > 4); • True • 5 > 4 • False • Syntax Error

  30. Javascript Outputs - 400 If (8 < 7){ console.log(“Yay, quiz day is soon!”); } else { console.log(“Can we not have a quiz and say we did?”); } • Syntax Error • Yay, quiz day is soon! • True • Can we not have a quiz and say we did?

  31. Javascript Outputs - 600 console.log(“Indubitably”.lenght); • True • False • Syntax Error • 11

  32. Javascript Outputs - 800 var javaCode = function (string) { console.log(“The correct string of code is “+ string) }; javaCode = (“console.log(8);”); • The correct string of code is string • The correct string of code is console.log(8); • console.log(8); • Syntax Error

  33. Javascript Outputs - 1000 var dinnerTime = function (food) { If (food.length = 5) { console.log(“Tonight, I would like “+ food); } else { console.log(“No, I don’t want “ + food + “tonight”) } dinnerTime = (“pizza”); • Syntax Error • Tonight, I would like pizza • No, I don’t want pizza tonight • False

  34. Computer Components - 200 Data is read through the use of a laser • Optical Drives • Hard Drive • External Hard Drives • Super Microprocessor

  35. Computer Components - 400 Performs logic and arithmetic operations • CPU • ALU • Base Unit • Data Bus

  36. Computer Components– 600 Determines the speed at which a CPU can execute instructions • Control Bus • Base Unit • Expansion Boards • Clock Rate

  37. Computer Components – 800 The Transfers data between the CPU, memory and other hardware addresses that indicate where the data is located and where it should go • Data Bus • Control Bus • Base Unit • Motherboard

  38. Computer Components - 1000 Circuit boards that connect to the motherboard to add functionality. • Control Bus • Expansion Board • Hard Drive • Magic Electric Thing

  39. Memory - 200 High speed memory that is also known as cache • Random Access Memory • Read Only Memory • Flash Memory • Static Random Access Memory

  40. Memory - 400 This means the computer reads data from the RAM at least two time per cycle. • Double Mint Machine (DMM) • L2 Cache • PC Squared • Double Data Rate (DDR)

  41. Memory - 600 Means by which the speed of RAM is measured • Petabyte/sec • Megahertz • Bits per minute • Miles per hour

  42. Memory - 800 The slower larger version of cache: • Cache Cow • Cold Hard Cache • L1 Cache • L2 Cache

  43. Memory - 1000 This type of memory can store memory for up to 10 years • Optical • ROM • Flash • RAM

  44. Language Timeline - 200 Which of the following is in the correct order from oldest to most recent? • FORTRAN, LISP, COBOL, BASIC • LISP, COBOL, FORTRAIN, BASIC • FORTRAN, COBOL, LISP, BASIC • COBOL, FORTRAN, LISP, BASIC

  45. Language Timeline - 400 Which of the following is in the correct order from oldest to most recent? • Python, Pascal, C, Java • C, Pascal, Python, Java • Pascal, Python, C, Java • Pascal, C, Python, Java,

  46. Language Timeline - 600 Which of the following is in the correct order from oldest to most recent? • ML, C, SQL, B • SQL, B, ML, C • C, B, ML, SQL • B, C, ML, SQL

  47. Language Timeline - 800 Which of the following is in the correct order from oldest to most recent? • Delphi, RPG, PHP, Javascript • RPG, PHP, Javascript, Delphi • RPG, Javascript, PHP, Delphi • PHP, Javascript, RPG, Delphi

  48. Language Timeline- 1000 Which of the following is in the correct order from oldest to most recent? • Binary, C, Plankalkul, PHP • Binary, Plankalkul, C, PHP • Binary, C, PHP, Plankalkul • Binary, PHP, C, Plankalkul

  49. Storage – 200 • A gigabyte is equal to how many bytes? • 1,000,000,000 • 1,000,000,000,000 • 1,000,000 • 1,000,000,000,000,000

  50. Storage - 400 • A byte is equal to how many bits? • 2 • 4 • 6 • 8

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