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    AP05-AA6-EV06.

    Construction of a technical glossary in English for the occupational field

    Cristian David Vargas Mesa


    Jean Marcos Cuesta Castaño
    Jose Ángel Bohórquez

    SENA
    Center of Commerce and Tourism - Quindío Region
    Analysis and Development of Information Systems
    File: 2374836

    Instructor:
    Laura Jazmin Villa Castaño

    Bogotá, Itagüí, May 31st, 2022.


    Introduction
    Brief compilation of preponderant terms related to the analysis, development and
    temporary implementation of our information system in process. Which express
    actions, concepts and comparisons between terms or other types of hardware and
    software.
    This reference guide aims to contribute to the enrichment of our own vocabulary
    and to the communication between administrators, users and end customers.
    Interface: It is understood as interface, to that direct interaction between the
    computer and person (user), that is to say, that actions occur as easy to use as the
    interaction with a cell phone. And receive responses from the computer or
    machine, according to the actions given.
    Requirements: A clear, concise and specific definition of the development
    behavior to be implemented, as well as the interaction with each of the direct
    actors with the software. Generally, it is more convenient to call them Functional.
    Flow diagrams: That graphical representation of the process and what we want
    our system to do. Each one of the activities and their dependence is developed
    sequentially. It is easier to design the model to be developed in this way, than to
    start with the prototypes and input source code.
    Protocols: Communication protocols allow to establish the necessary rules to
    have a successful communication in the network. There are many of them, and
    they can be divided by their use or scope.
    OSI: The Opens Systems Interconnection is a theoretical reference model, in
    which the process of communication in the network is divided. It’s divided into 7
    layers, starting with the physical layer and ending with the application layer. It’s
    used generally for network communication but it is not mandatory, I mean, we can
    establish network communication without using the 7 layers in total. The OSI model
    is more standardized than the TCP model, which is used for internet
    communication.
    Normalization: Is the process in which we organize data in a database. We could
    have 2 models for the database, the first one normalized and the other represented
    in its first prototype. The first one will be easier to implement and develop than the
    second one. The normalized design allows us to save space in memory. Thus, the
    second one is more expensive than the first one, speaking of computing resources.
    Hardware:Hardware in computing refers to the physical, tangible parts of a
    computer system, its electrical, electronic and electromechanical
    components. Cables, as well as furniture or boxes, peripherals of all kinds,
    and any other physical element involved, make up the hardware or physical
    support.
    Platform: It Is a system that is used as a basis for operating certain hardware
    or software modules with which it is compatible.

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