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| Open Source | Software programs that make the source or machine code available to the public, allowing users to make changes to the software or develop new software that integrated with the open source. |
| Operating System | A set of computer programs that runs or controls the computer hardware, acts like a buffer between hardware and application software, and acts as an interface between application programs and users. |
| Piracy | The illegal copying, use, and distribution of digital intellectual property such as software, music, and movies. |
| Robotic Prosthetic Devices | A computer device that replaces a missing body. |
| Software | Programs and instructions given to the computer to execute or run; computer programs that control the workings of the computer hardware. |
| Speech Recognition | Allows a computer to understand and react to spoken statements and commands. |
| Touch Screen | An input device that allows users to select screen items by touching the display with their fingers or a stylus. |
| USB Flash Drive | Flash memory that plugs into the Universal Serial Bus port and can provide several gig of storage. |
| Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) | Popular networking technology that connects computers wirelessly to computers and other computer networks. |
| Wiki | A website designed to allow users to add, remove, and edit content. |
