COLEGIO DE ESTUDIOS CIENTÍFICOS Y

TECNOLOGICOS DEL ESTADO DE MEXICO.

PLANTEL TECAMAC

PROYECTO GLOBAL DE ECOLOGIA

TEMA:

CONSERVACIÓN DEL ECOSISTEMA TRABAJO:

VOCABULARIO TÉCNICO DE ACUERDO A LA ESPECIALIDAD

INGLES III

Profa: Teacher. M. Gloria Alanís Tirado

Alumnos:

Andrade Lira Yasser Aaron

Martinez Moreno Idar Alexis

Miranda Ake Samuel

Solis Rivas Pablo

Yllescas Gomez Juan Carlos

Numero de equipo: 7

Especialidad: Informática Grupo: 302

Tree: data structure in which records are stored in a hierarchically.

Backup: This is done to prevent possible data loss.

Banner: graphic, usually rectangular, which is inserted into a web page. Can a promotional nature.

Database: A set of data organized so that it easy to access, manage and update.

BASIC: Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code: Symbolic Instruction Code

BIOS: Basic Input / Output System: Basic system input / output. Set of procedures to control the flow of data between the operating system and devices such as hard disk, video card, keyboard, mouse and printer.

Bit: Abbreviation for binary digit (bit). The bit is the smallest unit of storage in a binary system within a computer.

Boot: Load the operating system of a computer.

Browser: Web browser permits navigate the internet.

Buffer: Memory area used to temporarily store data during a work session.

Bug: Bug, insect. Programming error that causes problems in the operations of a computer.

Cache: In a browser, the cache stores copies of frequently accessed documents, so that in the future appear more quickly.

CD-ROM: Compact Disk - Read Only Memory. Compact disc read-only. It has a storage capacity of up to 650 megabytes, much greater than a dial- te.

Chat: An Internet service that allows two users to chat online or by means me the keyboard.

Cybercoffie: Bar where, besides drinking and eating, customers can use computers to access the Internet.

Cyberspace: Virtual space, not geographic, as determined by the interconnection of people through computer networks.

Command: Statement that a user gives the computer operating system-dora

specified task.

Driver: A program that commands the peripherals connected to the computer.

Encrypt: protect file content expressed in a coded language. Simple encrypted languages include, for example, the substitution of letters by numbers.

Fiber optics: technology to transmit information as light pulses to through a fiberglass tube. Optical fiber carries much more information than the conventional copper wire. Most long lines distance telephone companies use optical fiber.