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3 | 1 | software engineering | a branch of computer science that applies engineering principles and techniques to the world of computer software | the application of engineering principles to software design |
1 | 0 | client side | front end interface for users of websites | website running a script on the users side |
1 | 0 | client side | uses the client's resources to process data and decision. usually verifies that data meets a minimum requirement. example: verifies password has 8 characters | validation is accompksihed on the client web page before any data is sent to the server |
1 | 0 | client side | this term is the type of scripting which adds interactivity to web pages eg. by using js | website running a script on the users side |
1 | 0 | assembly code | - uses mnemonics - each assembly code translates into one instruction | a low-level programming language closely related to machine language. also called assembly language. an example is lmc |
1 | 0 | assembly code | -to make use of special hardware + machine dependent instructions. -to write code that doesn't take up space in primary memory | mnemonic representation of machine code |
3 | 1 | assembly code | low level language which uses mnemonic codes to represent machine code. | mnemonic representation of machine code |
0 | 0 | assembly code | code that is more readable by humans, but must be converted to machine code for a computer to understand | made in machine code |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | 1. initial quantity of something starts to grow and the rate of growth increases - mathematical model - more often, sales follow s curve | growth by a constant proportion each unit of time e.g. doubling every week. |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth whose rate becomes ever more rapid in proportion to the growing total number or size. also called population growth at a &"geometric rate&" | when population size increases by a factor repeatedly (there is a rapid increase on the graph) |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth whose rate becomes ever more rapid in proportion to the growing total number or size. | pattern of growth in which a population of organisms grows faster as it increases in size, resulting in a population explosion. |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth of a microbial population in which cell numbers double within a specific time interval (doubling time) | growth occurring when individuals of population reproduce at constant rate (j-shaped graph) |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | growth at a constant rate; j curve | growth at a constant rate of increase per unit time. (geometric) |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | present population growth- a rapid population increase due to an abundance of resources | growth, particularly of a population, in which the increase occurs in the same manner as compound interest |
3 | 1 | exponential growth | population grows faster and faster | when a population increases faster and faster as the population grows larger |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | a rate of change that increases more and more rapidly over time | a rapid population increase due to an abundance of resources |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth by a constant proportion each unit of time e.g. doubling every week. | extreme population growth rate increases over time (looks like a j) |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | j shaped curve - how a population would grow without limiting factors | occurs when resources are unlimited (ideal), &"j&" shaped curve |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth that continues to speed up as time goes by | the idea that population will grow continuously if the conditions are right |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth whose rate becomes ever more rapid in proportion to the growing total number or size. | growth of a population in an ideal, unlimited environment, represented by a j-shaped curve. |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | when a population increases faster and faster as the population grows larger | rapid increase of a population |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth of a population in an ideal, unlimited environment, represented by a j-shaped curve when population size is plotted over time. | population growth that becomes rapid in proportion to a growing population size |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | growth whose rate becomes ever more rapid in proportion to the growing total number or size. | growth of a population in an ideal, unlimited environment, represented by a j-shaped curve when population size is plotted over time. |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | • no limits on resources • starts slowly in growth, but accelerates at the population increases | occurs when a population size increases dramatically over a period of time. |
3 | 1 | exponential growth | growth of a population in an ideal, unlimited environment, represented by a j-shaped curve when population size is plotted over time. | pattern of growth in which a population of organisms grows faster as it increases in size, resulting in a population explosion. |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | • no limits on resources • starts slowly in growth, but accelerates at the population increases | in presence of abundant resources, populations can grow at exponential rates, slow at first then faster and faster |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | population growth that becomes rapid in proportion to a growing population size | when population size increases by a factor repeatedly (there is a rapid increase on the graph) |
0 | 0 | exponential growth | in presence of abundant resources, populations can grow at exponential rates, slow at first then faster and faster | occurs when a population size increases dramatically over a period of time. |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | recursive formula: pn= (1+r)pn-1 explicit formula: pn= (1+r)^n (po) r= rate of change | extreme population growth rate increases over time (looks like a j) |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | growth, particularly of a population, in which the increase occurs in the same manner as compound interest | a rapid population increase due to an abundance of resources |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | occurs when resources are unlimited, the larger the population gets the faster it grows. growth rate rapidly increases. | • no limits on resources • starts slowly in growth, but accelerates at the population increases |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | the rate of growth rapidly increases in proportion to the growing total number in size | increase in number or size, at a constantly growing rate. compound interest is an example of exponential growth. |
0 | 0 | exponential growth | 1. initial quantity of something starts to grow and the rate of growth increases - mathematical model - more often, sales follow s curve | extreme population growth rate increases over time (looks like a j) |
0 | 0 | exponential growth | growth in which numbers increase by a certain factor in each successive time period | growth of a microbial population in which cell numbers double within a specific time interval (doubling time) |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | a rate of change that increases more and more rapidly over time | growth, particularly of a population, in which the increase occurs in the same manner as compound interest |
0 | 0 | exponential growth | an increase in a quantity at a fixed percentage per unit of time that starts off slowly but grows to enormous numbers | when a population is small and environmental conditions are excellent for a given organism, the population increases by a fixed % per year |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | a rate of change that increases more and more rapidly over time | present population growth- a rapid population increase due to an abundance of resources |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | growth in which numbers increase by a certain factor in each successive time period | growth occurring when individuals of population reproduce at constant rate (j-shaped graph) |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | growth pattern in which the individuals in a population reproduce at a constant rate- j-shaped | growth at a constant rate of increase per unit time. (geometric) |
3 | 1 | exponential growth | growth whose rate becomes ever more rapid in proportion to the growing total number or size. also called population growth at a &"geometric rate&" | population growth that becomes rapid in proportion to a growing population size |
3 | 1 | exponential growth | growth whose rate becomes ever more rapid in proportion to the growing total number or size. | population growth that becomes rapid in proportion to a growing population size |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | when population size increases by a factor repeatedly (there is a rapid increase on the graph) | pattern of growth in which a population of organisms grows faster as it increases in size, resulting in a population explosion. |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | - the growth of a population when its increase is proportional to its base amount | a rapid population increase due to an abundance of resources |
1 | 0 | exponential growth | a rate of change that increases more and more rapidly over time | - the growth of a population when its increase is proportional to its base amount |
2 | 1 | exponential growth | an increase in a quantity at a fixed percentage per unit of time that starts off slowly but grows to enormous numbers | when a population increases by a fixed percentage each year |
0 | 0 | exponential growth | 1. initial quantity of something starts to grow and the rate of growth increases - mathematical model - more often, sales follow s curve | recursive formula: pn= (1+r)pn-1 explicit formula: pn= (1+r)^n (po) r= rate of change |
2 | 1 | compression ratio | the size of the compressed date divided by the size of the uncompressed date | measure performance by calculating: divide the new compressed size of file by original size of file. algo efficiency in saving space. |
1 | 0 | compression ratio | cr = n1 / n2 n1 and n2 are number of information carrying units (bits) in 2 data sets that represent the same information (original and compressed data) | relationship b/w uncompressed digital data files & compressed ex: 10: 1 = 10% |
1 | 0 | compression ratio | original size of data divided by size after compression | the size of the compressed date divided by the size of the uncompressed date |
2 | 1 | search engine | a program that searches for info on the internet. you use a browser to access info and a search engine to point you to the right direction. | program that finds web sites, web pages, images, videos, news, maps, & other information related to a specific topic. |
3 | 1 | search engine | a database of websites that allow you to easily search by keywords and topics | web-based search tool that locates a web page using a keyword |
2 | 1 | search engine | software that allows you to search for information on the world wide web | web-based tool that allows users to search for info across the world wide web |
2 | 1 | search engine | a database website that allows the user to specify information given search criteria, such as google, yahoo, and bing | provides the ability for users to search the web by typing in a search terms. results can include pages, documents, or images. |
1 | 0 | search engine | 1. a software program you can use to find web sites, web pages, and internet files. 2. a computer program that helps a marketing manager find information that is needed | a program which helps in finding websites, web pages and internet files. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a software tool that enables users to find information on the web by specifying words that are key to their topics of interest—keywords. | a database website that allows the user to specify information given search criteria, such as google, yahoo, and bing |
2 | 1 | search engine | google is the main one of these. you can use them to search for specific topics within the world wide web. | online tool allowing you to enter keywords and terms. helps you find relevant web pages on the internet |
3 | 1 | search engine | programs that search documents for specified keywords and returns a list of the documents in which the keywords are found | programs that search documents for specific keywords and returns a list of matching documents |
1 | 0 | search engine | program that finds web sites, web pages, images, videos, news, maps, & other information related to a specific topic. | a set of programs that searches the web |
3 | 1 | search engine | online tool that helps people find information on websites | a computer program that helps people find websites they are looking for |
0 | 0 | search engine | a table of contents or index of the world wide web as it lists sources pertaining to a specific searched for topic | software which uses algorithms to scan an index for existing internet content for particular terms, and then ranks the results based on their relevance |
2 | 1 | search engine | designed to help a user search for information on the world wide web. example: google | program that finds web sites, web pages, images, videos, news, maps, & other information related to a specific topic. |
2 | 1 | search engine | software program or script available through the internet that searches documents and files for keywords and returns the results of any files containing those keywords. | a program that searches for a website, file, or document in the internet |
2 | 1 | search engine | a utility, usually accessed through a website, that searches an online website database based on keywords you specify | a software program that searches indexed web sites and reports locations containing specified information |
1 | 0 | search engine | over 1.5 billion people use this every day to find information online | online tool allowing you to enter keywords and terms. helps you find relevant web pages on the internet |
2 | 1 | search engine | a computer program that visits web pages on the internet and looks for those containing particular directories or words | program that finds web sites, web pages, images, videos, news, maps, & other information related to a specific topic. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a web service that indiscriminately searches through web sites to create a searchable index of web sites | web service searching through web sites to create searchable index of web sites |
2 | 1 | search engine | the software that did the crawling and provided a ui for users to search, and found results is defined to be the search engine | an internet site that allows the user to search for information using keywords and boolean searching criteria. |
3 | 1 | search engine | a program that searches and indexes web pages in the web so users can find a particular site when they search for a particular keyword | web-based search tool that locates a web page using a keyword |
2 | 1 | search engine | web service searching through web sites to create searchable index of web sites | a program that searches a database of web pages |
2 | 1 | search engine | a collection of computer programs that help us find information on the web through crawling and query processing | is a collection of computer programs that helps us find information on the web -solves the problem of organizing the huge web to browse for specific items |
3 | 1 | search engine | identifies web pages that appear to match keywords, also called queries entered by the user and then provides a list of the best matches | program used to find web sites and web pages by entering words or phrases called search text. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a software tool that enables users to find information on the web by specifying words that are key to their topics of interest—keywords. | a software system for searching the web |
3 | 1 | search engine | search engines are programs that search documents for specific keywords and return a list of the documents where the keywords are found. examples are google, bing, and yahoo! | a program that indexes web documents and attempts to match those documents with search words or phrases by an end user (e.g. google, bing). |
1 | 0 | search engine | a software system for searching the web | a database application in a web environment that will enable you to search the nearest and most available information you want to obtain |
1 | 0 | search engine | a set of programs that searches the web for key words and then returns a list of the sites on which those keywords are found | search tool that allows you to find specific documents through keyword searches and menu choices, in contrast to directories, which are lists of websites classified by topic. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a set of programs that search the web for keywords (or a query) and returns a list of matches. | search tool that allows you to find specific documents through keyword searches and menu choices, in contrast to directories, which are lists of websites classified by topic. |
1 | 0 | search engine | an internet site that allows the user to search for information using keywords and boolean searching criteria. | creates a query based on your search criteria and stores the data it collects in a database. |
3 | 1 | search engine | a software tool that enables users to find information on the web by specifying words that are key to their topics of interest—keywords. | provides the ability for users to search the web by typing in a search terms. results can include pages, documents, or images. |
3 | 1 | search engine | a computer program that is used to look for information on the internet | is a program that allows you to search the internet for information |
2 | 1 | search engine | a software system for searching the web | provides the ability for users to search the web by typing in a search terms. results can include pages, documents, or images. |
1 | 0 | search engine | a web service that indiscriminately searches through web sites to create a searchable index of web sites | a program that searches a database of web pages |
3 | 1 | search engine | a computer program that visits web pages on the internet and looks for those containing particular directories or words | a program that allows the user to enter words/phrases, the software returns a list of links to websites that contain said words/phrases |
3 | 1 | search engine | a set of programs that searches the web for key words and then returns a list of the sites on which those keywords are found | a set of programs that searches the web for keywords and then returns a list of the sites on which the words were found. examples include google, yahoo!, and bing. |
3 | 1 | search engine | software that allows you to search for information on the world wide web | software that lets you search the web |
2 | 1 | search engine | a database application in a web environment that will enable you to search the nearest and most available information you want to obtain | web based tool searches for info using keywords or criteria returning results as website links based on criteria provided |
2 | 1 | search engine | a table of contents or index of the world wide web as it lists sources pertaining to a specific searched for topic | attempts to provide relevant high quality pages, by filtering and ranking results with carefully designed algorithms. the most widely used information filtering tools |
2 | 1 | search engine | web sites that goes on the internet and searches for information | web-based search tool that locates a web page using a keyword |
2 | 1 | search engine | the software that did the crawling and provided a ui for users to search, and found results is defined to be the search engine | information retrieval systems that search the internet and electronic databases for websites, files, or documents based on keywords or phrases. |
1 | 0 | search engine | web sites that goes on the internet and searches for information | a database of websites that allow you to easily search by keywords and topics |
2 | 1 | search engine | a program that searches information on the internet by looking for specific keywords. | designed to search for information on the web. two of the most common search engines are google and bing. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a program that searches information on the internet by looking for specific keywords. | software (can't touch) used to search for information and finds things on the internet. example: google |
2 | 1 | search engine | a computer program that visits web pages on the internet and looks for those containing particular directories or words | a set of programs that searches the web |
3 | 1 | search engine | software that lets you search the web | web-based tool that allows users to search for info across the world wide web |
2 | 1 | search engine | provides the ability for users to search the web by typing in a search terms. results can include pages, documents, or images. | search engines attempt to help a user isolate desired information or resources by searching for keywords. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a utility, usually accessed through a website, that searches an online website database based on keywords you specify | 1) a program that allows users to search for material on the internet or on a web site. 2) the search function of a database. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a program that searches and indexes web pages in the web so users can find a particular site when they search for a particular keyword | a website that searches your words and phrases and returns relevant web pages |
3 | 1 | search engine | google is the main one of these. you can use them to search for specific topics within the world wide web. | designed to search for information on the web. two of the most common search engines are google and bing. |
2 | 1 | search engine | a software system for searching the web | web based tool searches for info using keywords or criteria returning results as website links based on criteria provided |
2 | 1 | search engine | a set of programs that search the web for keywords (or a query) and returns a list of matches. | a website that finds webpages that match a word of phase of a given search expression |
3 | 1 | search engine | a set of programs that search the web for keywords (or a query) and returns a list of matches. | a set of programs that searches the web for keywords and then returns a list of the sites on which the words were found. examples include google, yahoo!, and bing. |
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