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ASIYAKHAN 1
CONTENT
ASIYAKHAN 2
• Introduction
• Hardware and Software
• Software
• Computers Characteristics
• Generations of Computers
• Categories of Computers
• Applications of Computers
• Input → Process → Output (IPO)
• Computer ports and cables
INTRODUCTION
• A computer is a machine that accepts data as input, processes that datausing
programs and outputs the processed data as information.
• Initially, computers were developed to perform mathematical operations, but
later on, they were used to store the result of those operations, which with the
time leads to the storage of other data or information.
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INTRODUCTION (CONTD..)
• Data is a collection of unprocessed facts, figures, and symbols.
e.g. Ram, age, 32, years, old
• Information is a processed form of data. It is organized, meaningful, and
useful.
e.g. Ram is 32 years old. Or Ram’s age is 32 years.
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INTRODUCTION (CONTD..)
• A computer can be defined as an advanced electronic device that takesraw
data as input from the user. It uses a set of instructions (called program) to
process the data and give the result (output). The result can be used
immediately or saved for future use.
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HARDWAREAND SOFTWARE
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• In the process of converting data to information, a computer uses hardware and software. At
the simplest level, all computers consist of these two basic components; the hardware and the
software.
• Hardware is any part of the computer that has a physical structure that can be seen and
touched, though some may be so tiny that they are invisible to the naked eye.
• Software is the instruction set that tells the computer how to perform tasks. Software is
intangible i.e., that cannot be seen and touched, but its effect is clearly defined.
HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
• Hardware components are classified into following categories:
• Input Devices
• Output Devices
• Storage Devices
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
INPUT DEVICES
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• Input devices are the devices that allow a user to enter data
and instructions into a computer such as keyboard, mouse,
microphone, scanner, trackball, joystick, graphics tablet and
digital camera.
Or
• An input device is a piece of hardware used to provide data
to a computer used for interaction and control. It allows
input of raw data to the computer for processing.
HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
INPUT DEVICES
The various functions of input devices are:
• They accept data and instructions from the user.
• They convert these instructions and data from human readable form to
machine readable form.
• They supply the converted instructions and data to the CPU for further
processing.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
OUTPUTDEVICES
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• Output devices are used to display the result or
information to the user through monitor or VDUs,
LCDs, printers, plotters and speakers.
Or
• An output device is a piece of computer hardware
that receives data from a computer and then
translates that data into another form. That form
may be audio, visual, textual, or hard copy such as a
printed document.
HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
OUTPUTDEVICES
The various functions of output devices are:
• It accepts the results produced by the computer which is in the
coded form or machine readable form.
• It converts these coded results into human readable form.
• It supplies the converted results to the user.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
The key distinction between an input device and an output device is
that an input device sends data to the computer, whereas an output
device receives data from the computer.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
Storage devices are the devices which are used to retrieved from and
saved to the data and information such as hard drives, memory sticks
(pen drives), compact discs, DVDs and tape drives.
Or
A storage device is a piece of computer hardware used for saving,
carrying and pulling out data. It can keep and retain information short-
term or long-term.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
1. Floppy disks were developed in late 1960s. A floppy disk is
made up of a circular thin plastic jacket coated with magnetic
material. Its outer cover which is a hard plastic protects this plastic
disk. It can hold 1.44 MB data. Nowadays, these disks are outdated.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
2. Hard Disk is made up of a metal disk and coated with a metal oxide used to store
bulk of data. These disks can store more information than floppy disks, up to tens or
hundreds of gigabytes.
• An internal hard drive is the main storage device in a computer.
• An external hard drive is also known as removable hard drive. It is used to store
portable data and backups.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
(HARD DISK)
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
3. Compact Disk – Read Only Memory or CD-ROM is a read only or read-write disk. It can store
large amount of data which can be distributed to large number of users. It is inexpensive and fast,
but its access time is longer than that of magnetic disk.
• There are two types of CDs:
• CD-R and CD-RW.
CD-R stands for Compact Disk – Recordable which can store 700 MB of data, but only once.
CD-RW stands for Compact Disk – ReWriteable which can read, write and erase data asmany
times.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
4. DVD, short for Digital Versatile Disc, is an optical storage disc
similar to CD-ROM, as this is double sided with dual layer disc and can
hold 4.7 GB of data.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
5. Blue-Ray Disks are used to store more than 25 GB of data with a
very high speed in less amount of time. A single layer of BD canstore
13 hours of video where as double layer BD can store more than 20
hours of video.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
6. USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is a portable memory device which
is used to store data that needs to be transferred to the other device using USB
port of the system.
• Also known as a thumb drive, pen drive, flash-drive, memory stick, jump
drive, and USB stick.
• Flash memory is generally more efficient and reliable than optical media,
being smaller, faster, and possessing much greater storage capacity, as well
as being more durable due to a lack of moving parts.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
STORAGEDEVICES
7. Memory Card or flash memory card is a memory device. It is used as
an easy, fast and reliable medium to store and transfer data from one
device to the other. It is used in digital cameras, game consoles, mobile
phones etc.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
CPU (CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT)
• Thesystem unitisthe box that protects the internal electronic
componentsfrom damage. It containsthe central processing unit (CPU)
and memory.TheCPU interprets and carries out the basic instructions
that operate the computer.Memory iswhere data and instructionsare
held.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
CPU (CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT)
• Theheart of the computersystemisthe processor unit. It
consistsof the Arithmeticand Logic Unit(ALU)which
executesmostcomputeroperations (arithmetic and
logical) and the Control Unitwhichactsasthe nerve
centre that sendscontrol signal to all other units.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
CPU (CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT)
• The control unit and ALU are usually many times faster thanother
devices connected to a computer system. This enables a single
processor to control a number of external devices such as video
terminals, magnetic tapes, disk memories, sensors, displays and
mechanical controllers, since they are much slower than the
processor.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
MEMORY
• There are two categories of memory:
• Primary memory and
• Secondary memory (or external memory).
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
MEMORY
Primary Memory is very fast as data and programs must be in the
primary memory for execution. Random Access Memory (RAM)and
Read Only Memory (ROM) are both primary memory.
Pen drive
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
MEMORY
• Random Access Memory refers to memory that can be selected and
used randomly. The information stored here disappears the very moment
the machine is turned off. It is also referred to as volatile memory.
• Read Only Memory is permanently built into the computer at the time
of production. The information from this memory can only be read and it
is not possible to write fresh information into it. It permanently stores a
set of instructions which instructs the computer how to work. After we
switch on the computer, it uses instructions stored here to carry out a
series of tasks automatically, before we can actually use the computer.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
MEMORY
• Secondary Memory or Auxiliary Memory: The content on the
RAM is erased when electric power is switched off. So, it becomes
necessary to store this data for future use, somewhere else. Since,
primary storage is expensive too; we need a relatively cheaper form
of backup storage which can store vast quantities of information.
Thus, Secondary Memory devices become an important part of the
computer.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
UNITSOFMEMORY
• Memory,storage, files and folder sizesare all measured in bytes.
Computerswork in the base 2 system,also called binary number
system,usingonly the digits 0 and1.
• A single numericvalue usingeither 0 or 1 iscalled abit.
• Asequenceof ‘bits’ makea byte.
• Usually eight bits makea byte (sometimesit could be sixteen, thirty
two or evensixty four). Bitsare grouped into bytes to increase the
efficiency of the computer.
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HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..)
UNITSOFMEMORY
• For large capacities, thetermsKilobyte (KB),megabyte (MB),gigabyte (GB),
terabyte (TB)and Petabyte (PB)are used.
1 nibble = 4 bits
1 byte= 8 bits
1 KB= 1024 bytes
1 MB= 1024 KB
1 GB = 1024MB
1 TB= 1024 GB
1 PB = 1024TB
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COMPUTER AND IT’SCOMPONENTS
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ASIYAKHAN
1. Which part of the computer shows you information from the
computer?
2. Which part of the computer is the brain of the computer?
3. Which computer part can you point and click with?
4. How big is megabyte?
5. Memory that loses its contents when power is lost?
6. What are the two kinds of main memory?
COMPUTER AND IT’SCOMPONENTS
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ASIYAKHAN
7. Which one is the secondary memory device?
a. CPU
b. ALU
c. Floppy disk
d. Mouse
8. What are the two basic types of memory that your computeruses?
a. RAM/ROM
b. RW/RAM
c. ROM
d. ERAM
9. Asecondary storage device is?Another name for secondary storage device is?
10. The primary storage device for computer is the ?
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computer components

  • 2. CONTENT ASIYAKHAN 2 • Introduction • Hardware and Software • Software • Computers Characteristics • Generations of Computers • Categories of Computers • Applications of Computers • Input → Process → Output (IPO) • Computer ports and cables
  • 3. INTRODUCTION • A computer is a machine that accepts data as input, processes that datausing programs and outputs the processed data as information. • Initially, computers were developed to perform mathematical operations, but later on, they were used to store the result of those operations, which with the time leads to the storage of other data or information. ASIYAKHAN 3
  • 4. INTRODUCTION (CONTD..) • Data is a collection of unprocessed facts, figures, and symbols. e.g. Ram, age, 32, years, old • Information is a processed form of data. It is organized, meaningful, and useful. e.g. Ram is 32 years old. Or Ram’s age is 32 years. ASIYAKHAN 4
  • 5. INTRODUCTION (CONTD..) • A computer can be defined as an advanced electronic device that takesraw data as input from the user. It uses a set of instructions (called program) to process the data and give the result (output). The result can be used immediately or saved for future use. ASIYAKHAN 5
  • 6. HARDWAREAND SOFTWARE ASIYAKHAN 6 • In the process of converting data to information, a computer uses hardware and software. At the simplest level, all computers consist of these two basic components; the hardware and the software. • Hardware is any part of the computer that has a physical structure that can be seen and touched, though some may be so tiny that they are invisible to the naked eye. • Software is the instruction set that tells the computer how to perform tasks. Software is intangible i.e., that cannot be seen and touched, but its effect is clearly defined.
  • 8. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) • Hardware components are classified into following categories: • Input Devices • Output Devices • Storage Devices ASIYAKHAN 8
  • 9. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) INPUT DEVICES ASIYAKHAN 9 • Input devices are the devices that allow a user to enter data and instructions into a computer such as keyboard, mouse, microphone, scanner, trackball, joystick, graphics tablet and digital camera. Or • An input device is a piece of hardware used to provide data to a computer used for interaction and control. It allows input of raw data to the computer for processing.
  • 10. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) INPUT DEVICES The various functions of input devices are: • They accept data and instructions from the user. • They convert these instructions and data from human readable form to machine readable form. • They supply the converted instructions and data to the CPU for further processing. 10 ASIYAKHAN
  • 11. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) OUTPUTDEVICES 11 ASIYAKHAN • Output devices are used to display the result or information to the user through monitor or VDUs, LCDs, printers, plotters and speakers. Or • An output device is a piece of computer hardware that receives data from a computer and then translates that data into another form. That form may be audio, visual, textual, or hard copy such as a printed document.
  • 12. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) OUTPUTDEVICES The various functions of output devices are: • It accepts the results produced by the computer which is in the coded form or machine readable form. • It converts these coded results into human readable form. • It supplies the converted results to the user. 12 ASIYAKHAN
  • 13. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) The key distinction between an input device and an output device is that an input device sends data to the computer, whereas an output device receives data from the computer. 13 ASIYAKHAN
  • 14. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES Storage devices are the devices which are used to retrieved from and saved to the data and information such as hard drives, memory sticks (pen drives), compact discs, DVDs and tape drives. Or A storage device is a piece of computer hardware used for saving, carrying and pulling out data. It can keep and retain information short- term or long-term. 14 ASIYAKHAN
  • 15. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES 1. Floppy disks were developed in late 1960s. A floppy disk is made up of a circular thin plastic jacket coated with magnetic material. Its outer cover which is a hard plastic protects this plastic disk. It can hold 1.44 MB data. Nowadays, these disks are outdated. 15 ASIYAKHAN
  • 16. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES 2. Hard Disk is made up of a metal disk and coated with a metal oxide used to store bulk of data. These disks can store more information than floppy disks, up to tens or hundreds of gigabytes. • An internal hard drive is the main storage device in a computer. • An external hard drive is also known as removable hard drive. It is used to store portable data and backups. 16 ASIYAKHAN
  • 18. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES 3. Compact Disk – Read Only Memory or CD-ROM is a read only or read-write disk. It can store large amount of data which can be distributed to large number of users. It is inexpensive and fast, but its access time is longer than that of magnetic disk. • There are two types of CDs: • CD-R and CD-RW. CD-R stands for Compact Disk – Recordable which can store 700 MB of data, but only once. CD-RW stands for Compact Disk – ReWriteable which can read, write and erase data asmany times. 18 ASIYAKHAN
  • 19. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES 4. DVD, short for Digital Versatile Disc, is an optical storage disc similar to CD-ROM, as this is double sided with dual layer disc and can hold 4.7 GB of data. 19 ASIYAKHAN
  • 20. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES 5. Blue-Ray Disks are used to store more than 25 GB of data with a very high speed in less amount of time. A single layer of BD canstore 13 hours of video where as double layer BD can store more than 20 hours of video. 20 ASIYAKHAN
  • 21. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES 6. USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is a portable memory device which is used to store data that needs to be transferred to the other device using USB port of the system. • Also known as a thumb drive, pen drive, flash-drive, memory stick, jump drive, and USB stick. • Flash memory is generally more efficient and reliable than optical media, being smaller, faster, and possessing much greater storage capacity, as well as being more durable due to a lack of moving parts. 21 ASIYAKHAN
  • 22. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) STORAGEDEVICES 7. Memory Card or flash memory card is a memory device. It is used as an easy, fast and reliable medium to store and transfer data from one device to the other. It is used in digital cameras, game consoles, mobile phones etc. 22 ASIYAKHAN
  • 23. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) CPU (CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT) • Thesystem unitisthe box that protects the internal electronic componentsfrom damage. It containsthe central processing unit (CPU) and memory.TheCPU interprets and carries out the basic instructions that operate the computer.Memory iswhere data and instructionsare held. 23 ASIYAKHAN
  • 24. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) CPU (CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT) • Theheart of the computersystemisthe processor unit. It consistsof the Arithmeticand Logic Unit(ALU)which executesmostcomputeroperations (arithmetic and logical) and the Control Unitwhichactsasthe nerve centre that sendscontrol signal to all other units. 24 ASIYAKHAN
  • 25. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) CPU (CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT) • The control unit and ALU are usually many times faster thanother devices connected to a computer system. This enables a single processor to control a number of external devices such as video terminals, magnetic tapes, disk memories, sensors, displays and mechanical controllers, since they are much slower than the processor. 25 ASIYAKHAN
  • 26. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) MEMORY • There are two categories of memory: • Primary memory and • Secondary memory (or external memory). 26 ASIYAKHAN
  • 27. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) MEMORY Primary Memory is very fast as data and programs must be in the primary memory for execution. Random Access Memory (RAM)and Read Only Memory (ROM) are both primary memory. Pen drive 27 ASIYAKHAN
  • 28. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) MEMORY • Random Access Memory refers to memory that can be selected and used randomly. The information stored here disappears the very moment the machine is turned off. It is also referred to as volatile memory. • Read Only Memory is permanently built into the computer at the time of production. The information from this memory can only be read and it is not possible to write fresh information into it. It permanently stores a set of instructions which instructs the computer how to work. After we switch on the computer, it uses instructions stored here to carry out a series of tasks automatically, before we can actually use the computer. 28 ASIYAKHAN
  • 29. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) MEMORY • Secondary Memory or Auxiliary Memory: The content on the RAM is erased when electric power is switched off. So, it becomes necessary to store this data for future use, somewhere else. Since, primary storage is expensive too; we need a relatively cheaper form of backup storage which can store vast quantities of information. Thus, Secondary Memory devices become an important part of the computer. 29 ASIYAKHAN
  • 30. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) UNITSOFMEMORY • Memory,storage, files and folder sizesare all measured in bytes. Computerswork in the base 2 system,also called binary number system,usingonly the digits 0 and1. • A single numericvalue usingeither 0 or 1 iscalled abit. • Asequenceof ‘bits’ makea byte. • Usually eight bits makea byte (sometimesit could be sixteen, thirty two or evensixty four). Bitsare grouped into bytes to increase the efficiency of the computer. 30 ASIYAKHAN
  • 31. HARDWAREANDSOFTWARE(CONTD..) UNITSOFMEMORY • For large capacities, thetermsKilobyte (KB),megabyte (MB),gigabyte (GB), terabyte (TB)and Petabyte (PB)are used. 1 nibble = 4 bits 1 byte= 8 bits 1 KB= 1024 bytes 1 MB= 1024 KB 1 GB = 1024MB 1 TB= 1024 GB 1 PB = 1024TB 31 ASIYAKHAN
  • 32. COMPUTER AND IT’SCOMPONENTS 32 ASIYAKHAN 1. Which part of the computer shows you information from the computer? 2. Which part of the computer is the brain of the computer? 3. Which computer part can you point and click with? 4. How big is megabyte? 5. Memory that loses its contents when power is lost? 6. What are the two kinds of main memory?
  • 33. COMPUTER AND IT’SCOMPONENTS 33 ASIYAKHAN 7. Which one is the secondary memory device? a. CPU b. ALU c. Floppy disk d. Mouse 8. What are the two basic types of memory that your computeruses? a. RAM/ROM b. RW/RAM c. ROM d. ERAM 9. Asecondary storage device is?Another name for secondary storage device is? 10. The primary storage device for computer is the ?