Tech Fundamentals Vocabulary
Word Bank
- hardware
- software
- file
- folder
- code
- program
- terminal
Fill In the Blanks
- A is a single item you can save on a computer, like a picture or a text note.
- A is a container that holds files so you can keep things organized.
- are the physical parts you can touch, like the keyboard, screen, or CPU.
- are the instructions that make hardware do useful work.
- is a set of precise instructions written for a computer to follow.
- When code is saved together to do a job, it becomes a .
- A is a text-based way to talk directly to the computer using commands.
Quick Checks
- Circle which words describe things you can touch: hardware / software / terminal.
- Write one example of a program you have used: .
Stretch: Explain to a Friend
Pick two terms from the word bank and explain them in your own words below. Keep it simple enough that a friend who missed the workshop would get it.
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Term: — Your explanation:
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Term: — Your explanation:
Bonus: Draw a quick sketch of how a file lives inside a folder on your device.
Describe layers of hardware and software that make this possible.