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Network Knowledge
What is a protocol and example,
What are the use of proxies,
What s a nic
7
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Servers
What s a client server,
Advantages of client server,
Disadvantages of client server
6
cards
Topology
Advantages of bus topo,
Disadvantages of bus topo,
Advantages of star
9
cards
Tcp/ip
What is tcp ip,
What are the layers,
What is application layer
6
cards
Packets
What are data packets,
What s circuit switching,
What s packet switching
3
cards
databases normalisation
Characteristics of first normal form,
Characteristis of second normal form,
Characteristics of 3rd normal form
3
cards
transaction processing
What is transaction processing,
What does acid stand for,
Atomicicty
6
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referential intergrirty
What is referential integrity
1
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1.3.1 compression
What is compression,
Why would u use compression,
What is lossless compression
8
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1.3.1 encryption
Wh,
What is symmetric encryption,
What is assymetric encryption
3
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1.3.1 hashing
What is hashing,
When would hashing be used
2
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1.2.2 p1
What is application software,
What is system software,
Whats utilities
4
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1.2.2 source and translators
What is source code,
What is open source,
What is closed source
9
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1.3.1 sql
Select,
From,
Where
7
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1.2.2 stages of compilation
What is lexical analysis,
What is syntax analysis,
Whats code generation and optimis...
3
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linkers loaders libraries
What are loaders,
What are libraries,
What are linkers
4
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TCP/IP layers
What are the 4 layers,
What is the application layer,
What is transport layer
5
cards
1.3.3 servers
What is a client server,
What s a peer to peer server,
Peer to peer server
4
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parameters value reference
What is passing a parameter by value,
What is passing a parameter by re...
2
cards
thinking abstractly + basics
What is the nature of abstraction,
What is the need for abstraction,
What is the difference between ab...
8
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thinking ahead
What are inputs,
What are outputs,
What are preconditions
5
cards
recursion
What is recursion,
What are the ad,
What is the disad of recursion
3
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depth bredth first
Explain depth first,
Explain bredth first,
What is the advantage of using de...
4
cards
trees ( data structures)
What makes a binary tree,
What is the difference between a ...
2
cards
proggraming constructs
Whats branching,
Whats sequence,
Whats itteration
6
cards
register s
Program counter,
Memory adress register,
Memory data register
5
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OOP
What is a class,
Whats inheritnance,
Whats polymorphism
5
cards
CISC and RISC
What is cisc,
What is risc,
3 differences between the two
4
cards
buses
Whats the data bus,
What is the adress bus,
Whats the data bus
3
cards
architecture
Differences between von and harvard,
Advantages of hardvard,
Advantages of von neu
3
cards
difference between ram and rom
Difference,
What s contemporary processors
2
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Whats Pipelining
What s pipelining,
What s instruction pipelining,
What s arithmetic pipelining
3
cards
GPU + Parralel
What s a gpu,
Apart from graphics why s it good,
What is parallel processing
4
cards
1.13 storage types
What are the 4 types of storage,
Types of optical diskpros cons,
Types of magnetic disk memeory pr...
6
cards
1.2 operating systems
What is an operating system,
What are the 4 functions,
What are the 5 types of operating...
8
cards
memory managment
What is virtual memory,
What is paging,
What is segmentation
4
cards
intterupt
What is an interrupt,
Whats an intterupt service routine
2
cards
scheduling algorithms
What is first come first serve,
Whats round robin,
Whats shortest job first
5
cards
1.2.1 knowledge
What is bios,
What are device drivers,
What is a virtual machine
4
cards
methodologies
Rad pros cons,
Agile o,
Spiral pros cons
5
cards
1.2.4 p1
What are programming paradigms,
Whats procedural programming,
Whats functional programming
6
cards
Stacks
What is a stack,
Size,
Isempty
7
cards
linear and binary search code
Linear using a loop
1
cards
queue code
Enqueue,
Is full,
Is empty
4
cards
trees and deleting and findingn nodes
Describe the steps an algorithm w...
1
cards
LMC instruction Sef
What s bra,
What s brp,
What s brz
5
cards
programming paradigms
What are programming paradigms
1
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acts
What is the data protection act a...,
3 computer misuse act rules,
Whats the copyright act
5
cards
herusitics backtracking data mining
What are heruistics,
Whats performance modeling,
Whats data mining
3
cards
databases
Whats a primary key,
Whats redundancy
2
cards
2.2.2
Whats decomposition,
Why use decomposition,
Whats abstraction
10
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comparing tables
Binary seach tree vs linked list
1
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linked lists
Describe what a linked list is 3 ...
1
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IDE ting
What is an ide
1
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Big O Time Compleixy On Sorting Algs
Worst and best case for bubble,
Worst and best case for merge,
Worst and best case for insertion
3
cards
LINKED LISTS
What are linked lists
1
cards
ACID + refernetial integ
Whats acid,
Whats atomicity,
Whats consistency
6
cards
1.2.4 paradigms
Order of code low to high,
What are programming paradigms,
What are progrmaming paradigms sp...
7
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1.2.4 lagugages
What is assembley language,
Difference between high level lan...,
Wahts opcode
4
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1.2.4 add modes
What does addressing modes allow,
What does adressing mode do,
4 adressing modes
7
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1.2.4 OOP
0
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Unicode Asci
What is ascii,
Unicode
2
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L/B Search
What s linear search algorithm,
Binary search algorithm iterative,
Linked list traversal putting it ...
3
cards
Last Min
Referential integrity,
Linkers,
Loafers
8
cards
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