Who first proposed the concept of the "global village"?
- aKlaus Schwab
- bHerbert Marshall McLuhan
- cTim Berners-Lee
- dBill Gates
168 questions · 32 sections
Who first proposed the concept of the "global village"?
In which decade did McLuhan first propose the concept of the global village?
Herbert Marshall McLuhan was a philosopher of which country?
What is the main component of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)?
Which statement best describes a global village?
Which is mentioned as a downside of free and available information in a global village?
Consider the following requirements for connectivity in a global village: Which of the following is correct?
Into how many types is communication generally classified in the text?
Which pair represents the two types of communication mentioned in the chapter?
What is email?
Which is an audio-visual way of arranging virtual conferences and meetings?
Which of the following is NOT a wireless telecommunication device?
Which social networking sites were used to build major social or political movements according to the text?
When a citizen of one country provides services to an organization of a different country while staying at home, it is known as —
Part-time or project-basis work done from one's own comfort zone without strict time and location boundaries is called —
Which of the following is a popular global freelancing website?
Which is a Bangladeshi job and employment related portal?
Consider the following negative aspects of freelancing mentioned in the text: Which of the following is correct?
What is e-learning?
Which application did teachers use to provide live classes during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic?
What is the main barrier holding back the full adoption of e-learning in many countries?
What is telemedicine?
What does EHR stand for?
Which is used to keep track of a patient's treatment history that can be accessed from anywhere?
Which is an example of a website providing online healthcare services?
Journals that are now published online are called —
Which service is used to share, collaborate on and store documents securely online?
Because there is about a 12-hour time difference with North America, one can —
A residence equipped with home automation facilities is called a —
In a smart home, the set of facilities controlled from a one-stop service is called the —
Which technology connects household electronic appliances so they can be controlled from any place through the internet?
What is e-commerce?
What does EFT stand for?
Online banking, where a client can perform transactions without visiting a branch, is also known as —
Which of the following is an e-commerce website?
Which of the following is an international news agency mentioned in the text?
Which online streaming service is challenging the notion of Hollywood as the pinnacle of entertainment?
According to the text, what is an adverse effect of globalization on culture?
What is virtual reality?
What does HMD stand for?
The process by which a virtual reality experience is remotely controlled is called —
What is the key difference between regular computer graphics and virtual reality?
Which form of virtual reality uses real life environment elements to create and augment a virtual environment?
The most realistic use of virtual reality technology is done by pilots in —
A computer generated modeling of a real life scenario is called a —
In which field is virtual reality used to provide wartime scenarios for new recruits to train on?
When a machine is given the intelligence and ability to learn, comprehend and analyze, it is called —
Consider the following areas covered by Artificial Intelligence: Which of the following is correct?
What does NLP stand for?
The artificial neurons created mathematically for computers are called —
A neural network usually consists of how many layers?
Which set correctly names the three layers of a neural network?
Using several hidden layers instead of one to learn very complex functions is called —
Machine learning can be broadly divided into how many categories?
Which set correctly names the three categories of machine learning?
In which type of machine learning is the machine given many labeled examples to learn a task?
In which type of machine learning is the data given no specific label, and the machine learns similarities/differences by analyzing data?
In which type of machine learning is the computer allowed to work on its own and told how well it performed so it can adjust next time?
Which of the following is a high-performance NLP tool developed using machine learning and deep learning?
Which is described as a way for a machine to process information it sees with a camera, just like humans do with their eyes?
The field of science and engineering which deals with designing and producing robots is called —
According to the text, a robot is controlled by —
Consider the three distinct features that restrict the scope of a robot: Which of the following is correct?
Which of the following is a component of a robot?
Robots are widely used in which type of work where it is too dangerous for humans?
What does IoT stand for?
It is estimated that by 2030 how many devices will be connected to the Internet of Things?
How many devices were connected to the Internet of Things in 2023?
Which is described as a network that connects various objects to exchange data, consisting of networks, programs, sensors and machines?
The smart fridge that can detect whether required food is present is an example of which technology?
The first man-made satellite deployed was —
On which date was the first man-made satellite Sputnik deployed?
Who became the first man in space?
Who became the first man to step on the moon?
On which date did Neil Armstrong step on the moon?
On which date did the Mars-3 craft land on Mars?
To escape the earth's gravitational pull, a spacecraft has to achieve a speed of about —
Geostationary satellites are placed about how far above the earth?
Geostationary satellites are essential mainly for —
On which date was Bangladesh Satellite 1 launched?
By launching its own satellite, Bangladesh became the ___ country on the list of countries with their own satellites.
The main ground control station of Bangladesh Satellite 1 is located at —
Which station serves as the alternative ground control station for Bangladesh Satellite 1?
The GPS in smartphones uses signals from —
Which software is a mainstay for designing complex structures, machines and products?
Which technology is used for simulation training exercises for the military?
Which two technologies were originally developed for warfare according to the text?
Consider the following applications of ICT in defence: Which of the following is correct?
What are biometrics?
Biometrics can be classified into how many types?
Which of the following is a physiological biometric system?
Which of the following is a behavioral biometric system?
According to the text, which is the most precise and most trusted way to identify an individual?
The use of which item can hamper iris scanning identification?
Why is voice recognition not very effective as a biometric?
Consider the following uses of biometrics: Which of the following is correct?
Bioinformatics is a subdiscipline of —
After how many years of work was the human genome first sequenced and published online?
Bioinformatics generally works with how many different fields?
In bioinformatics, the "Database" field is used for —
What does DNA stand for?
DNA has which molecular structure?
A DNA can contain how many gene sequences?
A set of gene sequences is known as a —
Replacing gene sequences and slicing DNA is called —
Organisms that have modified DNA codes are known as —
Genetic engineering is basically the process of using —
Who led the team that discovered the genome sequence of jute?
Which institute in Bangladesh developed high-production BRRI breeds of rice?
Consider the following downsides of genetic engineering: Which of the following is correct?
A nanometer is equal to —
Nanotechnology deals with developing and using anything that ranges from —
According to the text, any metal can be how many times more rigid when in nano particle form?
The nanotechnology process that starts from a molecular level and builds a large object is called —
The nanotechnology process that starts with a large object and reduces it to produce nanoparticles is called —
What is ethics?
The "Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics" were introduced in which year?
Who introduced the "Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics"?
The act of gaining unauthorized access to a computer system, network or data is called —
Deceiving a user into visiting a fake website through emails or messages to steal sensitive information is called —
Sending unsolicited or unwanted emails or messages is known as —
Copying software without a license or permission and using it in any unauthorized way constitutes —
According to the Business Software Alliance (BSA), about what percentage of all software in use is pirated?
Completely copying or partially modifying someone's written work and publishing it under one's own name is called —
Copying content exactly as it is, without any changes, and claiming it as one's own is called —
Gathering information from various sources and combining it to create a new document, then claiming it as one's own, is called —
Borrowing or recycling one's own previous content without proper citation is also known as —
When citations in a document are incorrect, misleading or non-existent, it is referred to as —
Which of the following is a plagiarism checking software?
What does NCIRT stand for?
What does CII stand for in the context of cybersecurity?
Which organization acts as the national cyber incident response team of Bangladesh?
What was the world's first cyber law?
Which country enacted and enforced the world's first cyber law?
Bangladesh's first "Information and Communication Technology Act" was enacted in which year?
Which is the latest cyber law currently in force in Bangladesh?
In which year was the "Cyber Security Act-2023" repealed by the interim government?
Facebook provided their user data to which firm so it could be used for a political agenda?
The term "Fourth Industrial Revolution" (4IR) was coined by —
Klaus Schwab is the founder of the —
The term "Fourth Industrial Revolution" gained prominence in which year?
Consider the following adverse effects of ICT mentioned in the text: Which of the following is correct?
Consider the following roles of ICT in economic development: Which of the following is correct?
Through e-banking, banks are currently able to provide —
What is e-governance?
The e-paper service is used to collect —
Bangladesh is considered as one of which group of countries on the development index?
The web hosting capacity of the national data centre under the Bangladesh Computer Council has been increased to —
To build a "Cashless Bangladesh", Bangladesh Bank launched a fast universal payment system based on —
The Hitech Park considered a milestone in the ICT sector is located at —
What is more important to the concept of a global village?
What is used to create a new sequence of a DNA?
What type of images are used in virtual reality?
Which tasks are robots used for?
What is the usage of Telepresence?
Biometrics are used in: Which of these statements are true?
Four friends work in four different companies. One gains access to his office by placing his palm into a machine; another places his face in front of a camera for a few moments. Which technology is used for access control in these offices?
In an office one employee gains access by placing his palm into a machine (hand geometry) and another by placing his face before a camera (facial recognition). Among the technologies mentioned, which one is more accurate and precise?
Applying new technology for researching high yielding rice breeds, Bangladesh has become self-sufficient in food and has started exporting rice. What is the new technology mentioned here?
Using new technology, Bangladesh developed high-yielding rice breeds and became self-sufficient in food. This activity will have: Which is true?
In this era of modern technology, Shawkat is getting his driver's training from home. What technology is Shawkat using?
Shawkat's father is using a technology to breed new flowers (genetic engineering). What is the downside of this technology? Which one is true?
What is a perceptron?
Dr. Hasib could not access his laboratory because he cut his index finger and had a bandage over it, so the reader could not identify him. Which technology was used to open the doors of the laboratory?
Ema used a special type of goggles to feel as if she was inside the movie shown on her television. Which technology made this experience possible?
Biplobi created an assignment using library books and internet information with proper references, while Keya copied her assignment entirely from a university student found online. Keya's act is an example of —