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Lecture 1
Ms. Shah Rukh Muzammil
Introduction to Computing
Overview of today’s lecture
Course Objectives
 Introduction to what a computer system is?
 Data Vs Information.
 What are the basic components of computer
system.
 Memory and Storage Devices.
Computer Systems
Overview of Computer Systems
What is a Computer…?
• Man-made, programmable electronic machine that can store,
retrieve, and process data according to a given set of
instructions
• Simply we can say ‘It is electronic/intelligent device which can
convert raw DATAin to meaningful INFORMATION ’
DATA
• Data can be defined as ‘Raw facts’, ’Meaning less
things’ or ‘Un-processed things’
• Normally data can be input to a system.
• E.g.- In an organization: employee’s name, number of
hours of work, employee address, and employment
commenced date, etc
INFORMATION
• Processed data and which has a meaning
unlike data.
• Normally Information are output from a
system.
• E.g.-In an organization: monthly salary of an
employee, total sales in a particular month,
etc
Total Computer System
• A system is a collection of elements that work together to
achieve a common objective.
Total
Computer
System
Hardware Software Liveware
Total Computer
System
Hardware Software
System
Software
Application
Software
Packages
Languages
Liveware
Computer Hardware
• The physical components (tangible parts) of a
computer known as Hardware.
• E.g.- System unit, Mouse, Keyboard, Monitor
etc
Software
• Collection of programs or applications, which
contain the instructions that makes the
computer work.
• E.g.-
Windows XP,Ms-Word, Java, AVG, Virus,
Liveware
• The computer users are known as Liveware.
• It can be anyone who use the computer.
Hardware categorization
• Mainly computer Hardware can be
categorized as follows,
– Processor/CPU
– Memory & integrating devices
– Input devices
– Output devices
– Storage devices
– Communication devices
Processor/CPU
• Can be defined as the ‘Brain’ of the computer.
• All the commands are execute from here.
• Mainly consists with two parts,
»ALU
»CU
ALU-Arithmetic & Logic Unit
• Responsible for performing Arithmetic
functions such as,
– Addition (+)
– Subtraction (-)
– Division(/)
– Multiplication(*)
• And Logical functions like,
– Is Greater than (>)
– Is Less than(<)
CU-Control Unit
ware of• Responsible for controlling all the Hard
the computer and all the Software of the
computer.
• All tasks of the computer has been runs under
the direct co-ordinations of CU.
Memory
• There are two types of memories within
computer,
– RAM (Random Access Memory)
– ROM (Read Only Memory)
RAM
• Random Access Memory.
• The currently processing data are held within
the RAM.
• Measures as a capacity. (MB,GB)
• Temporary, Volatile.
ROM
• Read Only Memory.
• If Compare with the RAM has low capacity.
(Measures with KBs)
• Contain a special software called ‘Firmware’, which
use to turn on the computer (booting) properly by
recognizing the Hardware devices at the system
start-up.
• Firmware also known as ‘BIOS’, Start-up program,
‘CMOS’ setup.
• Non-volatile, Permanent memory type
Storage Devices
• The memory locations where use to store
Data/Information permanently.
• E.g.
– HDD (Hard Disk Drive)
– CD-ROM
– DVD-ROM
– Tape Drive
• Much large in capacities. (Measures by using
MBs or GBs)
Communication Devices
• Hardware devices use for the communication
purposes.
• E.g.
– MODEM
– Router
– Switch/Hub
– Repeater
Understand the Basic Components of
Computer Systems for Discussion in next
class.
Home Task
Home Tasks contribution may be included in grades Policy

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Introduction To Computing

  • 1.
  • 2. Lecture 1 Ms. Shah Rukh Muzammil Introduction to Computing
  • 3. Overview of today’s lecture Course Objectives  Introduction to what a computer system is?  Data Vs Information.  What are the basic components of computer system.  Memory and Storage Devices.
  • 4. Computer Systems Overview of Computer Systems
  • 5. What is a Computer…? • Man-made, programmable electronic machine that can store, retrieve, and process data according to a given set of instructions • Simply we can say ‘It is electronic/intelligent device which can convert raw DATAin to meaningful INFORMATION ’
  • 6. DATA • Data can be defined as ‘Raw facts’, ’Meaning less things’ or ‘Un-processed things’ • Normally data can be input to a system. • E.g.- In an organization: employee’s name, number of hours of work, employee address, and employment commenced date, etc
  • 7. INFORMATION • Processed data and which has a meaning unlike data. • Normally Information are output from a system. • E.g.-In an organization: monthly salary of an employee, total sales in a particular month, etc
  • 8. Total Computer System • A system is a collection of elements that work together to achieve a common objective. Total Computer System Hardware Software Liveware
  • 10. Computer Hardware • The physical components (tangible parts) of a computer known as Hardware. • E.g.- System unit, Mouse, Keyboard, Monitor etc
  • 11. Software • Collection of programs or applications, which contain the instructions that makes the computer work. • E.g.- Windows XP,Ms-Word, Java, AVG, Virus,
  • 12. Liveware • The computer users are known as Liveware. • It can be anyone who use the computer.
  • 13. Hardware categorization • Mainly computer Hardware can be categorized as follows, – Processor/CPU – Memory & integrating devices – Input devices – Output devices – Storage devices – Communication devices
  • 14. Processor/CPU • Can be defined as the ‘Brain’ of the computer. • All the commands are execute from here. • Mainly consists with two parts, »ALU »CU
  • 15. ALU-Arithmetic & Logic Unit • Responsible for performing Arithmetic functions such as, – Addition (+) – Subtraction (-) – Division(/) – Multiplication(*) • And Logical functions like, – Is Greater than (>) – Is Less than(<)
  • 16. CU-Control Unit ware of• Responsible for controlling all the Hard the computer and all the Software of the computer. • All tasks of the computer has been runs under the direct co-ordinations of CU.
  • 17. Memory • There are two types of memories within computer, – RAM (Random Access Memory) – ROM (Read Only Memory)
  • 18. RAM • Random Access Memory. • The currently processing data are held within the RAM. • Measures as a capacity. (MB,GB) • Temporary, Volatile.
  • 19. ROM • Read Only Memory. • If Compare with the RAM has low capacity. (Measures with KBs) • Contain a special software called ‘Firmware’, which use to turn on the computer (booting) properly by recognizing the Hardware devices at the system start-up. • Firmware also known as ‘BIOS’, Start-up program, ‘CMOS’ setup. • Non-volatile, Permanent memory type
  • 20. Storage Devices • The memory locations where use to store Data/Information permanently. • E.g. – HDD (Hard Disk Drive) – CD-ROM – DVD-ROM – Tape Drive • Much large in capacities. (Measures by using MBs or GBs)
  • 21. Communication Devices • Hardware devices use for the communication purposes. • E.g. – MODEM – Router – Switch/Hub – Repeater
  • 22. Understand the Basic Components of Computer Systems for Discussion in next class. Home Task Home Tasks contribution may be included in grades Policy