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The document discusses computer education and the parts of a computer. It explains that computers are now used everywhere like schools, hospitals, and police stations. It then describes the four main types of computer parts: input devices like keyboards and mice, output devices like monitors and printers, the system unit or CPU, and storage devices like hard disks and USB drives. It provides diagrams and explanations of common computer components and their functions.

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COMPUTER
NOTES
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Kumar

Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan
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WHY WE NEED COMPUTER EDUCATION?
At present everyone must have the knowledge of
computers Because.
 Now a days computer are using everywhere.
(Schools, Hospitals, Police and many more)
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Compuer Diagram with Parts name

COMPUTER PARTS DEVIDED INTO 4
TYPES
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Input Devices
Keyboard
Mouse
Microphone
Scanner
Web camera
Light pen
Joystick
Output Devices
Monitor
Speakers
Printer
Projector
System Unit
* C.P.U
(Central processing Unit)
OR
* Processing Unit
* Brain of the
computer
* Main part of the
computer
Storage Devices
Hard Disk
CD & DVD
Floppy Disk
Pen Drive
Memory Card

KEY BOARD
DIAGRAM
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KEY
BOARD
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Keyboard is known as Input device and it is used type Information or Data

MOUSE
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MOUSE
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Mouse is known as Input Device.
It is a pointer based device.

MICROPHON
E
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MICROPHON
E
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Microphone is known as input device.
It is used record or input our voice
into computer

SCANNER
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SCANNER
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Scanner is known as input device.
It is used scan Images and
Documents to input data into
computer

WEB
CAMERA
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WEB
CAMERA
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Web Camera is known as input
device.
It is used take Photos & Video to
save into computer.
It is also used to Video chatting over
internet.

LIGHT PEN
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LIGHT PEN
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Light Pen is known as input device.
It is cursor based device to give instruction to
computer.

JOY STICK
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JOY STICK
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Joy Stick is known as input device.
It is used play games on the computer.
It is helps us to give instructions or commands in the
computer games.

CENTRAL PROCESSING
UNIT
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CENTRAL PROCESSING
UNIT
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Front Side Back
Side

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System Unit also called as C.P.U
(Central Processing Unit)
It is Brain of the Computer
It is process the data or Information
It is main part of the computer
CENTRAL PROCESSING
UNIT

MONITOR
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MONITOR
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Monitor is known as Output Device
It is the main output device
It is used to view information or
data of Computer

SPEAKERS
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SPEAKERS
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It is known as output device.
It is used hear sound from the computer, It maybe
songs, Videos, Lessons etc…

PRINTER
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PRINTER
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Printer is known as Output Device.
It is used to print information on
pages from computer.
Printers are available in many types
It can be Black & White and Color
printers

PROJECTOR
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Projector
Screen

PROJECTOR
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Projector is known as output device.
It is used project or displays the information such as
videos, Movies on screen.

HARD DISK
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HARD DISK
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Hard Disk Known as
Storage Device.
It is used to store
information or data of
computer

CD & DVD
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CD & DVD
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CD & DVD is known as storage devices.
It is used to store data of computer.
It is removable storage device.
CD storage capacity lesser than DVD.

FLOPPY
DISK
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Floppy Disk is old model
storage device.
It is used to store data.
Compare to CD & DVD
capacity Floppy Disk storage
very less.

PEN DRIVE
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PEN DRIVE
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Pen Drive is known as storage
devices.
It is used to store data of
computer.
It is removable storage device.

MEMORY
CARD
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MEMORY
CARD
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Memory Card is known as storage devices.
It is used to store data of computer.
It is removable storage device.

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Inputs need for Tea Making
Milk, Tea powder, Sugar
Making
process of
Tea
INPUT PROCESS

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We will Get Output As
“Tea”

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Same Like this Computer
Works
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
If you type 1947 on
keyboard, It sends data
to CPU
Receives Data From
Input Device and sends
to Output devices
Processed data will be
came out from Output
devices
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1. COMPUTER NOTES Prepared by: M. Shravan Kumar

2. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

3. WHY WE NEED COMPUTER EDUCATION? At present everyone must have the knowledge of computers Because.  Now a days computer are using everywhere. (Schools, Hospitals, Police and many more) Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

4. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

5. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

6. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Compuer Diagram with Parts name

7. COMPUTER PARTS DEVIDED INTO 4 TYPES Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Input Devices Keyboard Mouse Microphone Scanner Web camera Light pen Joystick Output Devices Monitor Speakers Printer Projector System Unit * C.P.U (Central processing Unit) OR * Processing Unit * Brain of the computer * Main part of the computer Storage Devices Hard Disk CD & DVD Floppy Disk Pen Drive Memory Card

8. KEY BOARD DIAGRAM Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

9. KEY BOARD Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Keyboard is known as Input device and it is used type Information or Data

10. MOUSE Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

11. MOUSE Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Mouse is known as Input Device. It is a pointer based device.

12. MICROPHON E Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

13. MICROPHON E Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Microphone is known as input device. It is used record or input our voice into computer

14. SCANNER Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

15. SCANNER Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Scanner is known as input device. It is used scan Images and Documents to input data into computer

16. WEB CAMERA Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

17. WEB CAMERA Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Web Camera is known as input device. It is used take Photos & Video to save into computer. It is also used to Video chatting over internet.

18. LIGHT PEN Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

19. LIGHT PEN Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Light Pen is known as input device. It is cursor based device to give instruction to computer.

20. JOY STICK Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

21. JOY STICK Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Joy Stick is known as input device. It is used play games on the computer. It is helps us to give instructions or commands in the computer games.

22. CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

23. CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Front Side Back Side

24. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar System Unit also called as C.P.U (Central Processing Unit) It is Brain of the Computer It is process the data or Information It is main part of the computer CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

25. MONITOR Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

26. MONITOR Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Monitor is known as Output Device It is the main output device It is used to view information or data of Computer

27. SPEAKERS Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

28. SPEAKERS Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar It is known as output device. It is used hear sound from the computer, It maybe songs, Videos, Lessons etc…

29. PRINTER Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

30. PRINTER Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Printer is known as Output Device. It is used to print information on pages from computer. Printers are available in many types It can be Black & White and Color printers

31. PROJECTOR Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Projector Screen

32. PROJECTOR Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Projector is known as output device. It is used project or displays the information such as videos, Movies on screen.

33. HARD DISK Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

34. HARD DISK Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Hard Disk Known as Storage Device. It is used to store information or data of computer

35. CD & DVD Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

36. CD & DVD Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar CD & DVD is known as storage devices. It is used to store data of computer. It is removable storage device. CD storage capacity lesser than DVD.

37. FLOPPY DISK Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Floppy Disk is old model storage device. It is used to store data. Compare to CD & DVD capacity Floppy Disk storage very less.

38. PEN DRIVE Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

39. PEN DRIVE Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Pen Drive is known as storage devices. It is used to store data of computer. It is removable storage device.

40. MEMORY CARD Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

41. MEMORY CARD Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Memory Card is known as storage devices. It is used to store data of computer. It is removable storage device.

42. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

43. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

44. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

45. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

46. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

47. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

48. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

49. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

50. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

51. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

52. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Inputs need for Tea Making Milk, Tea powder, Sugar Making process of Tea INPUT PROCESS

53. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar We will Get Output As “Tea”

54. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar Same Like this Computer Works INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT If you type 1947 on keyboard, It sends data to CPU Receives Data From Input Device and sends to Output devices Processed data will be came out from Output devices 1947

55. Shubhodaya Vidyalayam – Siddipet Preapared by: M.Shravan kumar

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