Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
El propósito de esta guía es Integrar las cuatro habilidades de la lengua para que el
aprendiz adquiera las destrezas en la interpretación de manuales y textos técnicos
en inglés de acuerdo a su campo de estudio
PRESENTACIÓN
This guide brings many useful definition about systems, specifically on the computer
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According to some basic terminology. Write (t) for true and (f) for false.
1. Delete: To remove an item of data from a file or to remove a file from the CPU. ___T___
2. In the Central Processor Unit the box stays the guts of the computer. ___T___
3. Modifier Keys Keys that become different with the meaning of what you type. ____T__
4. Menu .Displays a list of commands, some with images next to them. ___T___
5. Edit .To do a change to existing data. ____T__
6. Operating System (OS) .System software doesn´t allow your computer to work. _____F_
7. Application Files . Program files environment where you can edit the kind of document that application
makes. ___F___
8. Computer . A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions that are
supplied internally either temporarily or permanently. __T____
9. Directory (AKA Folder, sub-directory) .Allows you to set up files and other folders. __T____
10. Trash .Place where you put files and folders that you want to delete or get rid of. ___T___
Just as a word is made up of letters, a byte is made up of bits. While words have a MA number of letters, all
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bytes have eight bits. A bit represents a positive or negative electric charge. The computer interprets these
electric states as either the digits 0 (negative charge) or 1 (positive charge). These are the only two digits
the computer can understand. Because of this, computers work on a binary number system, instead of the
decimal system we are used to. The word bit stands for binary digit.
The computer interprets the negative and positive electric charges as binary digits (bits), and groups eight
bits together. The sequence of the eight 1s and 0s identifies one byte from another. There are 256 different
possible 0-1 combinations the eight bits can make (2 to the power of 8 = 256), and so a computer can
identify 256 different characters. This is a sufficient number to represent all of the uppercase and lowercase
letters of the alphabet, the digits 0-9, all the punctuation marks, a symbol used by the computer for a space,
special characters such a * and I, other symbols used specifically by the computer, and still leave plenty of
possible symbols for future uses.
5. GLOSARIO DE TÉRMINOS
A D Y H I U C O M P T E W I N M O P L J S
P D O C U M E N T F I L E S Y U M B A S I
P P P L I C A G I M E G A B Y T E S L O P
L D T C L O S E B A B J A G Y I L E H O U
I D E G I M N D H C P U C P V L Q D A S N
C L I C K P H I F I L E C A B I N E T N L
A S V R T U G S M N G M K I L S O S I N L
T D R A G T F I N T D E R S L H E K E W P
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I G I S M E N U F O L D E R A O S T K O M
O N C H B R M U H S N O M A B U O O P N C
N C E L A I B I D H T O I M J T G P L I N
F B V M E G A H E R T Z H I N D V I L O P
I V A C I Y Y C L E A C S T M O U S E O N
L I S T V I E W E W I N K D I W R I V P E
E R B O T T L Q T J U M E G F N K M O E V
S P M O D I F I E R K E Y S O F T W A R E
F O L D E R I C O N S J B M N U T R S A A
L I Y R O T C E R I D I O V E J O M P T S
T N A D A R I Z E D I N A H O S P Y I I N
L T T E L A E P H O Y O R S H E I T D N O
N E O D I S K S P A C D I S K S P A C G E
T R A B L H E D R I E L I F M E T S Y S N
G S W O D N I W P L A Y S H O U F I L Y E
C O D I N S T N E M U C O D W A T S R S C
E L D B U E N I S A L T I M A F I G U T A
D V O L U M E I C O N S N I C O N V I E W
G I M N U T R D A S H E R T C O N B U E O
BIBLIOGRAFÍA / WEBGRAFÍA
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http://cuip.uchicago.edu/wit/2000/curriculum/homeroommodules/compBasics/CBTer
minology.htm
TRTRTTRRRR TRANSLATE
Aquí hay algunos términos con los que se encontrara lea las
descripciones y cree una imagen gráfica que lo ayude a recordar el
significado
Cerrar: para cerrar una ventana que está siendo abierta para ver o editar
Una CPU rápida en mejor que una CPU más lenta. Nunca puedes
tener una CPU mas rápida
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BORRAR: Para remover un ítem o un archivo una carpeta del interior del
disco duro
DOBLE CLIC: para presionar el botón del mouse dos veces en una
secuencia rápida sin mover el mouse entre sí.
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