CIS 1000 : Key Terms.docx

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Computing and Information Science
• Course: CIS 1000
• Professor: Zoe Zhu

Document Summary

Chapter 1: why computers matter to you: becoming computer literate. Key terms: page 1 of 48 affective computing augmented reality autonomy. A type of computing that relates to emotion or deliberately tries to influence emotion. A combination of our normal sense of the objects around us with an overlay of information displayed. The freedom to work without constant direction and control. collaborative consumption joining together as a group to use a specific product more efficiently. computer forensics computer literate creative surplus crisis mapping tool crowdsourcing. The application of computer systems and techniques to gather potential legal evidence; a law enforcement specialty used to fight high-tech crime. Being familiar enough with computers that you understand their capabilities and limitations and know how to use them. A term used to describe the ability of the world"s populace to volunteer and collaborate on large projects. A tool that collects information from e-mails, text messages, blog posts, and.