CIS 1033 - Fundamentals of Programming
Bob Comer, Professor, CIS/CSC
Tutorial 1 Homework
Due Tuesday, September 21
- Devices that allow you to store information permanently are called ____________________________.
- Name 4 general categories of computer hardware devices (for example, input devices)?
- What can be stored in a computer memory cell?
- True or False: When the power to a computer is turned off, the contents of the computer's memory is lost.
- What category of software controls and manages the operation of a computer?
- What is the function of the control unit? What is the function of the ALU?
- What are the 2 main categories of computer software?
- What is a programming language?
- Is an algorithm the same thing as a program?
- Each model of CPU is designed to understand its own set of __________ language instructions.
- A program that needs to control the computer hardware at a very detailed level might be written using __________ language.
- The category of programming languages that are the easiest for humans to use is __________ languages.
- Name the 5 stages in creating a program and give a brief, one-sentence description of each.
- What is the purpose of each of the following types of programs?
- Editor
- Assembler
- Compiler
- Linker
- Operating system
- When creating procedure-oriented programs, programmers typically use a design methodology called ______________ design.
- When creating object-oriented programs, programmers typically use a design methodology called ______________ design.
- For what purpose is pseudocode used?
- In programming terminology, what is an object? What are object attributes? What are object behaviors?
- In OOP, combining an object's attributes and behaviors into a package is called ______________.
- In OOP, hiding the internal details of an object from the user is called ______________.
- In OOP, ________________ refers to creating a class from another class.
- What are the 3 main control structures used in programs. Breifly describe each.
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