Technology is used so much throughout the Operations Function of an organisation and it would be impossible to know what each different "system" does. Therefore, you don't really need to have a great understanding of all the operations technology terminology, you only need to know the advantages and disadvantages that technology has for an organisation and how it can be used as an operations strategy.
If there was an exam question that relates to the types of technology used within a given case study then it would only be necessary to suggest the obvious examples - robotics, CAD, CAM
For the sake of your question: I don't know the exact defnitions of the terms you provided so I will just provide a rough definition of CAM and CIM.
Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM): Technology that is used to control and monitor the manufacturing process. It basically is used to program, setup, control, monitor and generate reports for manufacturing equipment and processes.
Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM): The use of computers for manufacturing planning and/or computer aided design.