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Foundations of Information Technology
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| ARPA Net | Network built by the Department of Defense |
| Internet | World wide collection of networks |
| World Wide Web | World wide connection of web pages |
| Information Age | Societies that chronicle the birth and growth of electronic information |
| Pre-Mechanical Age | cuneiform, symbols, writing, alphabets, paper/pen, religious scrolls, binding, numbering systems, abacus (firts calculators) |
| Mechanical Age | Movable type printing, general computers, slide rule, analog computer, key punch computer, binary logic, real time operated computers |
| Electro-mechanical age | voltaic batter, telegraph, morse code, telphones and radios, census machine, Mark 1 |
| Information Age | Electronic vacuum tubes, eniac, manchester Mark 1, 1st computer for commercial use |
| 1st computer generation | main logic elements, externally stored information, machine and assembly language, compilers |
| 2nd computer generation | transitors, semi-conductors, high-leve programming, fortran/cobol |
| 3rd computer generation | integrated circuits, magnetic tape & disk, operating systems, BASIC |
| 4th computer generation | large scale circuits, central processing units, Apple II/MAC, IBM/MS-DOS/GUI, MS windows |
| Time Berners Lee | Pioneer of the Internet |
| Steven Wozniak/Steve Jobs | Started Apple |
| Bill Gates | Started Microsoft |
| Charles Babbage | difference engine |
| Smart Media | one of the 1st miniature media devices developed, thickness of credit card, square shape and vertical gold bars across the top |
| compact flash | initially used in PDA's and digital cameras - wider than tall |
| USB Flash Memory | Most universal also known as jump drive/pendrive |
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Northampton County High School |
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