Standards in Computing (OCR GCSE Computer Science): Flashcards

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What are standards in computing?

Agreed rules ensuring consistency, compatibility & interoperability

Three benefits of computing standards

Reliability, efficiency, and compatibility

What is interoperability?

Hardware & software from different manufacturers working together

USB device interoperability example

USB device connects to any computer with USB port, any brand

What consistency means in standards

Hardware & software behave predictably across different platforms

HTML and CSS standards example

Web browsers display websites consistently

What compatibility ensures

Software runs on different hardware/OS; files shared across devices

PDF format standard benefit

Documents viewed on various devices & operating systems

JPEG standard purpose

Image file format usable on different devices & applications

MP3 standard purpose

Audio file format usable on different devices & applications

What does TCP/IP enable?

Devices & networks to communicate over internet

USB standard purpose

Connects peripherals to computers ensuring device compatibility

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