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Module 1 Introduction To Computer System

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Module 1Module 1

Introduction To Computer System

Introduction To Computer System

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Module 1 ObjectivesModule 1 Objectives

• At the end of the lesson, you should be able to :– Identify the basic concept and usage of a computer– Identify the basic component of a computer– Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of

computers– Recognize the purpose of network and the use of

internet and network – Differentiate between system software and application

software– Describe the categories of computers

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ComputerComputer

• What is computer literacy?– Knowledge of computers and their uses– Computers are everywhere

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What is a computer?What is a computer?

• How is a computer defined?– It is an electronic device operating under the

controls of instruction stored in its memory.

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What Is Computer ?What Is Computer ?

• The information processing cycle consist the below: – Input – Process– Output– Storage– Communication

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Information Processing CycleInformation Processing Cycle

1. Input: Accepting data that has been represented in a way that the computer can use.

2. Processing: Performing arithmetic or comparison (logical) operations on the represented data.

3. Output: Displaying results4. Storage: Storing results for later reuse.5. Communication: Transferring data to from one point to another

Communication

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Computer System ComponentsComputer System Components

• Input devices• Output devices• System unit

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Input devicesInput devices

• Hardware used to enter data and instructions

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Output devicesOutput devices

• Hardware that is used to convey messages to one or more people

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System UnitSystem Unit

• Case containing electronic components used to process data

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MotherboardMotherboard

• Central Processing Unit – Also called the processor – The electronic component that

interprets and carries out the basic instructions that operate the computer

• Memory– Consists of electronic

components that store instructions waiting to be executed and data needed by those instructions

Intel Itanium 2© Processor

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StorageStorage

– Storage • Holds data, instruction and information for future use.

• Storage media

– Physical material on which data, instructions and information is stored.

• Storage device

– Records and retrieves items to

and from storage devices

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Communication Devices Communication Devices

• Hardware component that enables a computer to send and receive data, instructions and information.

• Occurs over cables, telephone lines, cellular radio networks and other transmission media.

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Advantages of using a computerAdvantages of using a computer

• Speed

• Reliability

• Consistency

• Storage

• Communications

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Disadvantages of using ComputersDisadvantages of using Computers

• Violation of privacy

• Impact on labor force

• Health risk

• Impact on environment

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Networks and the InternetNetworks and the Internet

• What is a network?

• Network is a collection of computers and devices connected together

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Networks and the InternetNetworks and the Internet

• Reasons for network

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Networks and the InternetNetworks and the Internet

• Generally, a network uses a client server architecture• Servers manages

resources on a

network• Client access the

resources from the

server.

Networks and the Internet

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Networks and the InternetNetworks and the Internet

• What is Internet?• Internet is a world wide collection of networks

that connects millions of businesses, government agencies, educational institutions and individuals.

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Networks and the InternetNetworks and the Internet

• Users access the internet for :– Communications– Information– Shopping– Banking and Investing– Classes– Entertainment

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Networks and the InternetNetworks and the Internet

• What is The WWW (World Wide Web)?

• consist of billions of documents, called web pages, available to anyone connected to the Internet.

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What is Software ?What is Software ?

• Series of instructions that process data

• Two kinds– System software

• Used by the computer– Application software

• Used by the user

•A computer system requires software to make the best use of its capabilities and to solve problems

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What is System Software ?What is System Software ?

• Enables application software to interact with computer hardware

• A “Background” software manage internal computer resources and coordinate the application software requests with computer hardware without user interaction

Operating system software

• Most important system software• Executes application software• Stores data and programs• manages all the overall operation

of the computer system• I.e. Eg. Window 2000, Linux,

UNIX, Sun Solaris, Mac OS X

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What is Application Software ?What is Application Software ?

• General-purpose programs

– Some types: Browsers, Spreadsheet,

Database management systems,

presentation graphics, word processor

– i.e Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word,

PowerPoint

• Special-purpose programs

– Custom written for specialized tasks– written for an organization’s or business

type’s specific purpose – i.e. Online Registration System

•End-user software enter commands and typically interact with

application programs.

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Graphical User Interface (GUI)Graphical User Interface (GUI)

• What is a graphical user interface?– Allows you to interact with the software using

graphics and icon.– Controls how you enter data and how the

screen displays information.

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Install and run softwareInstall and run software

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Categories of ComputersCategories of Computers

• Desktop

• Mobile computers and mobile devices

• Midrange servers

• Mainframes

• Supercomputers

• Embedded computers

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Further ReadingFurther Reading

• H.L. Capron, J.A. Johnson. Computers: Tools for an Information Age. Seventh Edition. Prentice-Hall. -- Chap 1

• Ron White. How Computers Work. Millennium Edition. QUE. -- Chap 1

• Larry Long, Nancy Long. Computers. 8th Edition. Prentice-Hall. -- Chap 1