2. HARDWARE
Computer hardware includes the
physical parts or components of a
computer, such as the central
processing unit, monitor, keyboard,
computer data storage, graphic card,
sound card, speakers and
motherboard.
3. SOFTWARE
Computer software, or simply software, is a
generic term that refers to a collection of
data or computer instructions that tell the
computer how to work, in contrast to the
physical hardware from which the system is
built, that actually performs the work.
4. PEOPLEWARE
Peopleware is a term used to refer to one of the three
core aspects of computer technology, the other two
being hardware and software. Peopleware can refer to
anything that has to do with the role of people in the
development or use of computer software and
hardware systems, including such issues as developer
productivity, teamwork, group dynamics, the
psychology of programming, project management,
organizational factors, human interface design, and
human-machine-interaction.[1]
5. INFORMATION COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
Computer information technology (CIT) is the
use and study of computers, networks,
computer languages, and databases within an
organization to solve real problems. The major
prepares students for
applications programming, networking,
systems administration,
and internet development.