1It's a way of using software or storage through the Internet.
Cloud computing
2It's a type of cloud computing used for its protection by individual companies.
Private Cloud
3It's a type of cloud computing that is used by multiple users for data that doesn't need much protection.
Public Cloud
4It's a type of cloud computing that combines multiple public clouds that's controlled by an organization that owns them and one private cloud that's controlled by the consumer.
Hybrid Cloud
5It's the capability of a person or company to prepare assets beforehand.
Scalability
6A person orders a new set of decorations for a future party.
Scalability Example
7It's the capability of a person or company to prepare assets immediately for a brief period of time.
Elasticity
8A person pulls out a set of old decorations they already had to quickly set up for a party.
Elasticity Example
9It's the separation between those who are able to use online resources consistently and those who aren't able to.
Digital Divide
10It's a combination of images and text that serve to explain and illustrate a subject.
Infographic
11It's a way in which a digital device absorbs data with the intention of learning how to do certain jobs correctly and accurately as a result.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
12It's a type of software which was developed with its code being open for anyone to change or work with. An example of an area where you could get access to or find open-source software would be the website github.
Open-Source Software
13Captcha stands for...
Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart
14Its purpose is to prevent bots or non-humans from accessing websites.
Captcha
15another version of Captcha that uses people to decipher unclear text from scanned books or material.
reCaptcha
16It's a method in which you get resources from people outside the company or organization.
Crowdsourcing
17It's a method in which money is given by people to sources they believe in.
Crowdfunding
18UAV stands for...
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
19They're flying machines that require little to no contact from a person and are used for a variety of uses.
UAV/Drones
20It's commerce that's done electronically or online
E-Business/E-Commerce
21It's when a scientific study is done with the help of citizens or the general populous.
Citizen Science
22It's a partiality towards or against certain details formed as a result of learning and taking in a set of information in an algorithm.
Algorithmic Bias
23It's the resulting quantity of carbon dioxide that's released by a group of people or individuals.
Carbon Footprint
24Name at least two cloud computing applications that you regularly use.
MEGA & Google Drive
25How is the advancement of technology related to carbon footprints?
Carbon footprints are most common when devices are manufactured because more focus is put on their productivity than their environmental impact.
26Give one example of a Deep Fake and the consequences (or potential consequences).
A fake but real looking video is made of a famous politician saying something against another country or world-leader, leading to political unrest or war.
27Example of Drone Commercial Use
Product Transportation
28Example of Drone Industrial Use
Monitoring traffic
29Example of Drone Military Use
Watching over troops
30How is open-source software different from crowdsourcing?
Open-source software doesn't ask for help from the community like crowdsourcing.
31How is open-source software related to co-creating?
Open-source software allows people to work together with others on the same project, leading to co-creating.
32Example of Algorithmic Bias
The Algorithm being biased against a certain ethnicity or race of people after taking in data from multiple accepted candidates.
33being able to recognize how choices were made as a result of an algorithm's thinking.
Algorithmic Transparency
34fake videos, pictures or pieces of audio that have been edited or made to seem real through AI.
Deep Fakes
35Meaning of the "It's All Just Bits" Kone
Regardless of how it's presented, all the data found on a computer, phone or digital device is fundamentally made up of just bits.
36What are the dates listed for Exam1 and Exam 2 in this course?
October 12 - 9:20 pm to 10:20 pm & November 16 - 9:20 pm - 10:20 pm
37What is the result of submitting an assignment to Canvas that cannot be opened?
They won't receive any credit.
38What programming language is taught in this course?
Scratch
39How many points are earned through assignments?
Up to 210 points
40What is the maximum number of points that can be earned in this course (excluding extra credit)?
500 points
41Discrepancies regarding Exam 1 or Exam 2 must be reported to your instructor within how long after the administration of the exam?
Within 2 weeks
42To question any grade given on an assignment, you must do so within what time period of the assignment due date?
Within 2 weeks after the assignment due date
43When is the last day of class this semester?
December 14
44What section are you in?
Section 03
45What is your course lecture instructor's name?
Alan Belowich
46What is your TA's name (recitation instructor)?
Anirudh Srinivasa Raghavan
47When are your TA's office hours?
Fridays 3-4pm
48When is the first quiz this semester?
September 14 - 6am to September 16 - 11:59 pm