L2

• Internet is an interconnection of networks that beyond thousands of miles.
• Internet is a network of computers.
• Information burn is a term that describes a person being bombarded by too much information.
• The backbone of internet from then on was a means of remote communication.
• The early type of e-mail was the primary method of transmitting messages.
• For protection a network protocol is implemented called "Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
• TCP is used together with Internet Protocol (IP) is encrypted to packets that resenD a message to the sender if the message was not delivered.
• Bandwidth refers to frequency of data transmission measured in Hertz.
• Chat is a real time electronic communication where participants type their messages and reply back.
• Cyberspace refers to the totality of all the unit connected to the computer network.
• Downstream is the speed of downloading files in the internet.
• Download is the process of getting files via the internet.
• Electronic Mail (E-mail) is used by typing text to send or receive messages all over the world.
• Internet Protocol is a number associated with a device, network card or home address.
• File Transfer Protocol is used to transfer file remotely to any destination where a client is connected in the network.
• Firewall a software or hardware that limits access to a computer network.
• Group discussion refers to a group of users in the internet that are linked and have similar preferences and interests.
• Homepage is the starting point of a website.
• Hyperlink is a word or phrase that has a URL attachment.
• Hyper Text MarkUp Language (HTML) is the programming language format that the web browser understands.
• Internet Service Provider (ISP) is the company that sells internet access to users.
• Mosaic is a graphical software browser designed around 1993 later on becomes Netscape navigator.
• Search engine refers to the ability of a website to search and display similar terms to the search item in the internet.
• Server is a computer that manages the network.
• Spam is a chain letter distributed to any user passed then to another users.
• Thread is a series of message with the same subject.
• Transmission Control Protocol/IP is the communication protocol used in the internet.
• Web browser is a software needed in order to find, retrieve, view, and send information over the internet.
• Webpage is a unit or page that can be seen on the screen usually a part of a website.
• Website it consists of one or more webpage.
• World Wide Web (WWW) is a protocol that lets one link to the internet.
• Universal Resource Locator (URL) simulates an address that is used to locate a server that usually hosts a certain website.
• Upload is the process of putting files in via the Internet.
• Upstream is the speed of uploading files in the Internet.
• Computer Ethics can be defined as an act that involves morality and values in a computer usage.
• Computer virus refers to programs that attack other files in computers and bring damage such as corruption of files.
• Intellectual Property Rights refers to the legal rights of a software or even hardware developer in a product that he originally made.
• Copyrights is a legal term used to describe the rights that creators have over their literary and artistic works.
• Piracy is an act of using software such as programs without their permission and is used for personal or incoming generating purpose.
• Hackers are individuals who maliciously attach or steal files from other computer users.