This document contains a tech quiz with questions about various technologies and inventors. It asks about types of computer memory and drives, parameters of receiver systems like noise figure, the creator of PGP encryption software Phil Zimmermann, units of electrical power like kilo-volt-amps, the inventor of the laser Theodore Maiman, the introduction of the GIF file format by Compuserve, Apple's Genius Bars, the company Strontium known for memory products, the founding of Nupedia encyclopedia by a web company, the function of an assembler program, the engineer who won a Nobel Prize in literature J.M. Coetzee, the heat resistant glass borosilicate, the Android
This document contains a tech quiz with questions about various technologies and inventors. It asks about types of computer memory and drives, parameters of receiver systems like noise figure, the creator of PGP encryption software Phil Zimmermann, units of electrical power like kilo-volt-amps, the inventor of the laser Theodore Maiman, the introduction of the GIF file format by Compuserve, Apple's Genius Bars, the company Strontium known for memory products, the founding of Nupedia encyclopedia by a web company, the function of an assembler program, the engineer who won a Nobel Prize in literature J.M. Coetzee, the heat resistant glass borosilicate, the Android
This document contains a tech quiz with questions about various technologies and inventors. It asks about types of computer memory and drives, parameters of receiver systems like noise figure, the creator of PGP encryption software Phil Zimmermann, units of electrical power like kilo-volt-amps, the inventor of the laser Theodore Maiman, the introduction of the GIF file format by Compuserve, Apple's Genius Bars, the company Strontium known for memory products, the founding of Nupedia encyclopedia by a web company, the function of an assembler program, the engineer who won a Nobel Prize in literature J.M. Coetzee, the heat resistant glass borosilicate, the Android
1. It is commonly used for MP3 Players, computer code and drive
and a type of electrically erasable memory. Ans. Drive
2. It is used in small signal amplifier and a critical parameter in
determining the quality of receiver system. Ans. Noise figure
3. He created the first version of a data encryption and decryption
computer program that provides privacy and authentication. Ans. Phil Zimmermann
4. KVA is a measurement of electrical power. What does it stand
for? Ans. Kilo-Volt-Amps
5. He built the first working laser using a ruby rod on May 16. 1960. Ans. Theodore Maiman
6. Due to its wide support and portability, this was introduced by
Compuserve in 1987. Write the complete name pf this program. Ans. Graphics Interchange Format 7. What company are Genius bars as tech support stations located? Ans. Apple Computers
8. This company started with the name of an element and has
products like micro SD and flashcards. Name the company. Ans. Strontium
9. Nupedia is another encyclopedia project which was founded by
a web portal company. When was this founded? Ans. March 9, 2000
10. What is the name of the computer program which converts
assembly language to machine generated language? Ans. Assembler
CLINCHER
1. He was a computer engineer who received Nobel Prize for
literature in 2003. Name this engineer. Ans. J.M.Coetzee
2. It is a type of glass that is highly resistant to heat.
Ans. Borosilicate Glass 3. This is android browser used specifically on low specification phones and widely adopted in developing nations particularly in Africa. Ans. Opera Mini
4. Stannic, Ferric, Cuprous and Plumbous refer to four
technological elements. What are these? Ans. Tin, Iron, Copper and Lead
5. It is a part of a computer which shows visual information on a
screen. What is this part? Ans. Visual Display Unit
Annual Review in Automatic Programming: Papers Read at the Working Conference on Automatic Programming of Digital Computers Held at Brighton, 1–3 April 1959