Operating System (OS) - The main software that runs the computer and allows users to run programs., Linux - A free, open-source operating system., Web Browser - A program that allows users to access and use websites., Chrome / Web Browser - A program that lets you visit and use websites on the internet., Software - Programs and applications that tell the computer what to do., User Interface (UI) - The part of a system users interact with, such as buttons, menus, and icons., Update - A change to software that fixes problems or adds new features., Download - To copy data or software from the internet to your device., Upload - To send files from your device to the internet., Games / Extra Applications - Programs installed on a computer to do tasks beyond web browsing., Antivirus Software - A program that helps detect and remove harmful software., Productivity Software - Programs like Word or Excel used for work and school tasks., Media Player - Software used to play video or audio files., Operating Environment - The environment in which software runs, like Windows or MacOS., App Store - A digital store where users download software or apps., Browser Extension - A small software add-on that adds features to a web browser., File Compression Software - Programs that reduce file size, like WinZip or 7-Zip., Coding Software - Programs used to write and run computer code., Graphics Software - Programs used to create or edit images, videos, or animations., Email Client - Software used to send and receive email messages.,

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