3. Information Technology
Application of computers to
Store
Study
Retrieve
Transmit
Manipulate data, or information,
often in the context of a business or other
enterprise.
7. FIRST GENERATION COMPUTERS
1946-1956
Vacuum tubes (electronic components available)
Vacuum tubes are used for circuitry
Magnetic drums are used for memory.
Input given through punched cards and paper tapes
Output displayed as printouts
No translator from programming language to machine language
Used for scientific research.
11. The computer ENIAC
(Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer)
developed at the University of Pennsylvania
Used in United States Army's Ballistic Research Laboratory
First programs study of the feasibility thermonuclear weapon
calculated a trajectory that took a human 20 hours in 30 seconds
12. Advantages of first generation computers
Fastest calculating computers at that time
They perform operations in milliseconds
13. These computers are large in size
High power consumption
Large amount of heat is emitted
These computers are non-portable
High cost
Low performance
solve only one problem at a time
Machine language is difficult to learn.
Air conditioning is required
Challenges of First Generation computers
15. SECOND GENERATION COMPUTERS
1956-1965
Used Transistors
Primary memory = magnetic core
secondary memory = magnetic tapes, magnetic
disks
1st transistor developed bell laboratories
in 1947
William Shockley, John Bardeen and Walter
Houser Brattain
The size of transistor is small compared to
the size of vacuum tubes
17. Perform operations in microsecond
Smaller size
The cost is low
less heat
Consumed less electricity
Faster than
Supported machine and assembly languages
Reliable
MAIN FEATURES OF SECOND GENERATION
18. Challenges of Second Generation computers
Air conditioning is required
Still very costly
20. THIRD GENERATION COMPUTERS
1964-1971
Integrated circuits
invented by Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce
Large number of transistors is placed on a single chip
Input is given through keyboard
Output is displayed on monitor
Operating system allow different applications to run at a time
instructions high level language instead of machine language and
assembly language.
22. perform calculations in nanoseconds
More reliable
Smaller size
Generated less heat
Faster
Lesser maintenance
Consumed lesser electricity
Good storage
MAIN FEATURES OF THIRD GENERATION
25. FOUR GENERATION COMPUTERS
1971-1980
VLSI circuits (Very Large Scale Integrated )
VLSI Having about 5000 transistors
more powerful, compact, reliable, and affordable
Personal Computer (PC) revolution
High-level languages like C, C++, DBASE etc
27. MAIN FEATURES OF FOURTH GENERATION
VLSI technology used
Very cheap
Portable and reliable
Use of PCs
Very small size
No AC required
Concept of internet was introduced
Developments in the fields of networks
Easily available
29. ULSI (Ultra Large Scale Integration)
Microprocessor chips having ten million electronic components
Artificial Intelligence
Making computers think like human beings
All the high-level languages like C and C++, Java, .NET etc.,
FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTERS
1981-CURRENT
30. ULSI technology
Artificial intelligence
Natural language processing
Parallel Processing
More user-friendly interfaces with multimedia features
Availability Higher
Very powerful and compact
Cheaper rates
FEATURES OF 5th GENERATION
COMPUTERS
31. Robotics
Neural Networks
Game Playing
Development of expert systems to make decisions in real-life situations
MAIN FEATURES OF 5th GENERATION
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
32. Desktop
Laptop
Note Book
Ultra Book
Chrome Book
FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTERS
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