Harvard University
private Ivy League university in Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Crimson
a Harvard University-based daily student newspaper founded in 1873
algorithm
a series of numbers, letters, and symbols providing rules to be followed in calculations or problem-solving operations
coding
writing computer programs
hacking
the act of accessing computer data without authorization
network
a system of interconnected computers
user interface
the outward-facing interactive component of an application, program, or website
CFO
abbreviation of chief financial officer, a corporate executive who is responsible for financial affairs
masthead
the listed details of ownership for a newspaper, magazine, or website
duplicity
deceitfulness
misogyny
an ingrained prejudice or hatred for women
a media application/website through which users create profiles and connect socially with other users
Napster
a popular peer-to-peer file and music sharing website founded in 2002 by Sean Parker
angel investor
a wealthy person who invests their own money in a company during the company's initial stages of development
genius
an exceptionally intelligent or creative person
IQ
abbreviation of intelligence quotient, a number representative one's reasoning ability as compared to an age-based statistical average
final club
a gender-segregated exclusive club at Harvard University
BU
abbreviation of Boston University, a post-secondary institution in Boston, Massachusetts
deposition
the formal process of giving sworn evidence in a legal case
NDA
an abbreviation of nondisclosure agreement, a legal contract in which parties agree not to share confidential information
