WGU D692 CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Language Translators.
Answer: A program that takes one program, written in a high level language,
and creates a machine language program as output
◍ Hexadecimal.
Answer: Uses a base 16
◍ RAM.
Answer: Stands for Random Access Memory. It temporarily stores data
before it is processed and sent to your screen or printer. It is volatile (means
data or information stored disappears when the computer is turned off or
loses power). You can choose the amount of RAM your computer has.
◍ Image backups.
Answer: Create a copy of everything that is on a hard drive
◍ passion and enthusiasm.
Answer: teachers showing excitement and interest in math
◍ data collection.
Answer: evaluating how students collect and record data
◍ Common Steps in SDLC.
Answer: Preliminary investigation, Analysis, Logical design, Physical
design, Implementation, Maintenance
◍ student directed teaching methods.
Answer: approaches where students take the lead in their math learning
◍ journaling.
Answer: students write about what they learned, explain concepts in their
, own words, and reflect on their problem-solving methods
◍ I/O Subsystem.
Answer: All peripheral devices where long term storage devices are used.
◍ questioning.
Answer: posing questions about spatial relationships
◍ decomposing.
Answer: breaking down numbers into smaller parts
◍ Open Source.
Answer: Created in the Open Source Community and made freely available
as source code
◍ Byte.
Answer: 8 bits; a single character of text in a computer
◍ Big Data.
Answer: Refers to data sets that are so large and complex that they will
require more advanced database management/processing tools.
◍ encouraging independence.
Answer: allowing students to explore and solve problems on their own
◍ spatial tasks.
Answer: asking students to arrange or describe object positions
◍ Parts of the CPU.
Answer: Control Unit (CU) - retrieves the instructions and the raw data that
is input and coordinates or controls the sending of those instructions and
data to the ALUArithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) - does the actual processing
of the data; completing mathematical calculations and logical operations to
process the data and converting the input of the keyboard text entry to
output displayed on the screen
◍ housekeeping routines.
Answer: a routine that involves putting away materials, organizing the
classroom, and maintaining cleanliness
, ◍ Logical design.
Answer: Logical models are revised to ensure that the new system will meet
the user requirements identified in the first step
◍ behavior management routines.
Answer: routines that focus on guiding children's behavior, such as walking
to the rug for morning meetings or lining up for recess
◍ observations.
Answer: watching how students interact with and navigate objects
◍ group work.
Answer: group activities allow students to learn from each other, discuss
different ways to solve problems, and develop communication skills
◍ Software.
Answer: Computer programs that tell the computer what to do--how to
execute commands and process information
◍ Slicing.
Answer: Creates a subset of the data by reducing the data from multiple
dimensions to one dimension
◍ Defense in Depth.
Answer: Protecting every layer that surrounds data
◍ using benchmarks.
Answer: using familiar numbers to simplify calculations
◍ Evolution of Users.
Answer: First users were the engineers who built and programmed
computers, then employees who had received specialized training were
users, and now today, anyone and everyone can be a user.
◍ spatial relations.
Answer: refer to the understanding of how objects fit together in space
◍ Application Software.
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Language Translators.
Answer: A program that takes one program, written in a high level language,
and creates a machine language program as output
◍ Hexadecimal.
Answer: Uses a base 16
◍ RAM.
Answer: Stands for Random Access Memory. It temporarily stores data
before it is processed and sent to your screen or printer. It is volatile (means
data or information stored disappears when the computer is turned off or
loses power). You can choose the amount of RAM your computer has.
◍ Image backups.
Answer: Create a copy of everything that is on a hard drive
◍ passion and enthusiasm.
Answer: teachers showing excitement and interest in math
◍ data collection.
Answer: evaluating how students collect and record data
◍ Common Steps in SDLC.
Answer: Preliminary investigation, Analysis, Logical design, Physical
design, Implementation, Maintenance
◍ student directed teaching methods.
Answer: approaches where students take the lead in their math learning
◍ journaling.
Answer: students write about what they learned, explain concepts in their
, own words, and reflect on their problem-solving methods
◍ I/O Subsystem.
Answer: All peripheral devices where long term storage devices are used.
◍ questioning.
Answer: posing questions about spatial relationships
◍ decomposing.
Answer: breaking down numbers into smaller parts
◍ Open Source.
Answer: Created in the Open Source Community and made freely available
as source code
◍ Byte.
Answer: 8 bits; a single character of text in a computer
◍ Big Data.
Answer: Refers to data sets that are so large and complex that they will
require more advanced database management/processing tools.
◍ encouraging independence.
Answer: allowing students to explore and solve problems on their own
◍ spatial tasks.
Answer: asking students to arrange or describe object positions
◍ Parts of the CPU.
Answer: Control Unit (CU) - retrieves the instructions and the raw data that
is input and coordinates or controls the sending of those instructions and
data to the ALUArithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) - does the actual processing
of the data; completing mathematical calculations and logical operations to
process the data and converting the input of the keyboard text entry to
output displayed on the screen
◍ housekeeping routines.
Answer: a routine that involves putting away materials, organizing the
classroom, and maintaining cleanliness
, ◍ Logical design.
Answer: Logical models are revised to ensure that the new system will meet
the user requirements identified in the first step
◍ behavior management routines.
Answer: routines that focus on guiding children's behavior, such as walking
to the rug for morning meetings or lining up for recess
◍ observations.
Answer: watching how students interact with and navigate objects
◍ group work.
Answer: group activities allow students to learn from each other, discuss
different ways to solve problems, and develop communication skills
◍ Software.
Answer: Computer programs that tell the computer what to do--how to
execute commands and process information
◍ Slicing.
Answer: Creates a subset of the data by reducing the data from multiple
dimensions to one dimension
◍ Defense in Depth.
Answer: Protecting every layer that surrounds data
◍ using benchmarks.
Answer: using familiar numbers to simplify calculations
◍ Evolution of Users.
Answer: First users were the engineers who built and programmed
computers, then employees who had received specialized training were
users, and now today, anyone and everyone can be a user.
◍ spatial relations.
Answer: refer to the understanding of how objects fit together in space
◍ Application Software.
