Assignment:
Question Course Business And Society
Question 1. This term refers to the practical applications of science and knowledge to commercial and organizational activities.
Question 2. The phase of technology that focuses on building material goods and manual labor is:
Question 3. Anti-spam legislation was passed by which country making it a crime to send unsolicited e-mail messages to people's private e-mail addresses or cell phones:
Question 4. We are currently in which phase in the development of technology?
Question 5. The use of publicly accessed servers to store users' text photos, videos and other data at remote sites, rather than on their own computers is called:
Question 6. According to an investigation published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, since the digitalization of medical records:
Question 7. The place where information is stored, ideas are described, and communication takes place in and through an electronic network of linked systems is called:
Question 8. The information phase of technology primarily requires:
Question 9. According to the text, despite the world becoming more hyper-connected, this region still suffers from an important lag in adopting information and communication technology.
Question 10. A pain or numbness in your thumbs caused by constant e-mailing, messaging, or Internet surfing on hand-held devices is called:
Question 11. The practice of using fake business emails in order to trick users into divulging personal data, such as usernames and passwords, is called:
Question 12. A 2012 study found that Internet access in African-American homes was how much less than Caucasian homes?
Question 13. In 2012, the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) reported that how many of the world's computers were infected with some type of malware?
Question 14. A group of people who leap to the most dreadful conclusions while researching health matters online are called:
Question 15. The self-reinforcing feature of technology means that:
Question 16. The "Perfect Citizen" program, monitored by the National Security Agency, is designed to protect against cyber assaults focused on:
Question 17. This term describes sensors and actuators that are embedded in physical objects - from roadways to pacemakers - and are linked through wired and wireless networks.
Question 18. According to The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), worldwide sales of music fell by how much in 2009?
Question 19. In some economically developed countries and most developing countries around the world genetically modified food was:
Question 20. The corporate nemesis responsible for creating and spreading computer attacks is called a:
Question 21. In 2005, this school announced that it would admit some of the 17 business applicants who had hacked into its computerized database:
Question 22. Over time the role of the CIO:
Question 23. This international gathering brought together leaders from the United States and 27 European countries to address the global nature of cyber attacks:
Question 24. The number of Americans who actively use mobile-banking services in 2009 and thus were increasingly vulnerable to hacking was:
Question 25. The practice of downloading copyrighted songs was challenged because it:
Question 26. In the United Kingdom offenders of software piracy and those who breach intellectual property rights face:
Question 27. These individuals hack into government or corporate computer networks and then release information to try to embarrass those organizations or gain leverage against these organizations:
Question 28. In 2005, the United Nations approved a declaration that:
Question 29. The Motion Picture Association of America claimed that 44 percent of the industry's domestic losses came from illegal downloading of movies by:
Question 30. The application of engineering to create materials on a molecular or atomic scale is: