Computer Science

System architecture shows the description and distribution functions across system modules. Architectural components that are reused should be highlighted.

COW stands for Copy over write. COW allows both parent and child processes to share the same pages initially.

When an ORG is written, the assembler starts the location counter to keep track of the module’s allotted address as specified in the directive.

Bridges operate at the bottom two layers of the OSI model. It connects networks that use the same communication protocols above data-link layer.

Wide Area Networks that need to interconnect a very large number of sites, or are built using smaller routers that can support only a few serial connections, may find the two-tiered architecture insufficiently scalable.

The answer is inheritance. The base class is the parent class and the new class is called the child class.

1 yottabyte is equal to 1024 ZB, which stands for zettabyte. Further, 1 ZB=1024 EB (exabyte) and and 1 EB=1024PB (petabyte).

Isoefficiency is the rate at which the problem size need to be increased to maintain efficiency.

Users interact with the system via user interface that is given by the application software. Application software is a set of instructions designed to serve a particular purpose.

The answer is ENDIF. It is used to close the IF block. ENDIF statement should be in line with the IF statement.