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LSUS MBA 703- Mod 2 Exam Questions and answers
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Terms in this set (132)
What does Moore's Law The potential for low-cost computing to improve
describe? performance and capabilities over time.
What is price elasticity in The rate at which the demand for a product or service
the context of fluctuates with price changes.
technology?
List the evolving waves of 1960s - Mainframe computers; 1970s - Minicomputers; 1980s
computing from the 1960s to - PCs; 1990s - Internet computing; 2000s - Smartphone
the 2010s. revolution; 2010s - Pervasive computing.
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The vision of embedding low-cost sensors,
processors, and communication into a wide array of
What is pervasive
products and environments to collect data and
computing?
coordinate actions.
It shows the potential for low-cost computing to
How does Moore's Law
improve healthcare quality while lowering costs.
impact healthcare?
It is a smart pill bottle that
What is the function of the reminds users to take their
GlowCap from Vitality, medicine and can alert others if
Inc.? doses are missed.
Ingestible tech that includes a sensor activated by the
What technology does body's digestive acids to send health data.
Proteus provide for
medication?
To relay images of the digestive tract for diagnosing
What is the purpose of the intestinal and colon problems.
Medtronic PillCam?
The smallest unit of data, represented as either a one
What is a bit in or a zero.
computing?
Eight bits form a byte.
How many bits are in
a byte?
What is a kilobyte? Roughly one thousand bytes or
characters. Define a megabyte. One million bytes.
What is a gigabyte? One billion bytes.
How many bytes are in One trillion bytes.
a terabyte?
What is a petabyte? One quadrillion bytes.
Define an exabyte. One quintillion bytes.
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How is telecommunication In bits per second (bps), using prefixes like Kbps,
capacity typically Mbps, Gbps, and Tbps.
measured?
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LSUS MBA 703- Mod 2 Exam Questions and answers
with complete solutions 100% guaranteed pass
Terms in this set (132)
What does Moore's Law The potential for low-cost computing to improve
describe? performance and capabilities over time.
What is price elasticity in The rate at which the demand for a product or service
the context of fluctuates with price changes.
technology?
List the evolving waves of 1960s - Mainframe computers; 1970s - Minicomputers; 1980s
computing from the 1960s to - PCs; 1990s - Internet computing; 2000s - Smartphone
the 2010s. revolution; 2010s - Pervasive computing.
1/19
,7/4/25, 9:47
PM
The vision of embedding low-cost sensors,
processors, and communication into a wide array of
What is pervasive
products and environments to collect data and
computing?
coordinate actions.
It shows the potential for low-cost computing to
How does Moore's Law
improve healthcare quality while lowering costs.
impact healthcare?
It is a smart pill bottle that
What is the function of the reminds users to take their
GlowCap from Vitality, medicine and can alert others if
Inc.? doses are missed.
Ingestible tech that includes a sensor activated by the
What technology does body's digestive acids to send health data.
Proteus provide for
medication?
To relay images of the digestive tract for diagnosing
What is the purpose of the intestinal and colon problems.
Medtronic PillCam?
The smallest unit of data, represented as either a one
What is a bit in or a zero.
computing?
Eight bits form a byte.
How many bits are in
a byte?
What is a kilobyte? Roughly one thousand bytes or
characters. Define a megabyte. One million bytes.
What is a gigabyte? One billion bytes.
How many bytes are in One trillion bytes.
a terabyte?
What is a petabyte? One quadrillion bytes.
Define an exabyte. One quintillion bytes.
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How is telecommunication In bits per second (bps), using prefixes like Kbps,
capacity typically Mbps, Gbps, and Tbps.
measured?
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