The document details a 10-day training workshop hosted by resource speaker Mark John Perez, focusing on the essentials of technology, including hardware, software, and networking. It outlines the objectives and history of computers, the classification of computer types, and the fundamental components of computer systems. Additionally, it provides insights into computer peripherals, internal components, and the relationship between hardware and software.

1. A 10 days training / workshop
Resource Speaker: Mark John Perez – Lado
Webpage: http://markjohnplado.wix.com/index
Essentials of Technology
Hardware, Software, Internet, and Networking
Information, Communications and Technology

2. Experienced Information System Specialist with a demonstrated history
of working in the education management industry. Skilled in Object-
Oriented Programming (OOP), Teacher Mentoring, Computer
Hardware, Software System Analysis, and Web Development. Strong
information technology professional with a Bachelor of Science in
Information System focused in Information System from Colegio de
San Antonio de Padua – De La Salle Supervised School.
About the speaker
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3. Completed the Competency – Based Training program in Computer
Hardware Servicing (CHS) NC II, year 2014 at Cebu Technological
University-Danao Campus, and Consumer Electronics Servicing (CES)
NC II, year 2012 at TESDA – Carmen Provincial Training Center.
About the speaker
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4. Former Jobs:
• Full time IT administrator / computer teacher
Carmen Christian School Inc. (2017 – 2018)
• Part-time college IT Instructor
University of the Visayas – Danao Campus (2017 – 2018)
• Part-time college Engineering, and Information System Instructor
CSAP – Guinsay, Danao City (2017 – 2018)
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5. Contact Information:
Email: markjohnplado@gmail.com
Webpage:http://markjohnplado.wix.com/index
Mobile: (0920) 297 - 8338
About the speaker

7.  Familiarize yourself with characteristics of computers
 Identify the basic components of a computer
 Explain the importance of various units of a computer
 Differentiate between system software and application
software
 Explain the importance of operating system
 Know the internal parts of the system unit.
 Get acquainted in the elements of computer system.
Day 1 - Objectives

8. An electronic device that stores and
manipulates information. It is maybe in
the form of text, graphics, video, or
sounds. The instructions that direct the
computer are called software or
computer program.
Computer Definition

9. A computer is a programmable machine
designed to perform arithmetic and logical
operations automatically and sequentially
on the input given by the user and gives the
desired output after processing.
Computer Definition

10. Computer components are divided into two
major categories namely hardware and
software. Hardware is the machine itself and its
connected devices such as monitor, keyboard,
mouse and etc. Software are the set of
programs that make use of hardware for
performing various functions.
Computer Definition

11. The computer as we know it today had its beginning with a
19th century English mathematics professor name Charles
Babbage. He designed the Analytical Engine and it was this
design that the basic framework of the computers of today
are based on.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY

12. Generally speaking, computers can be classified into
three generations. Each generation lasted for a
certain period of time, and each gave us either a new
and improved computer or an improvement to the
existing computer.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY

13. In 1937 the first electronic digital computer was built
by Dr. John V. Atanasoff and Clifford Berry. It was
called the Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC). In 1943
an electronic computer name the Colossus was built
for the military.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY
First generation: 1937 – 1946

14. A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY
Dr. John V. Atanasoff Clifford Berry

15. Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC).

16. Other developments continued until in 1946 the first
general– purpose digital computer, the Electronic Numerical
Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) was built.
It is said that this computer weighed 30 tons, and had 18,000
vacuum tubes which was used for processing. When this
computer was turned on for the first time lights dim in
sections of Philadelphia. Computers of this generation could
only perform single task, and they had no operating system.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY
First generation: 1937 – 1946

17. Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer
(ENIAC)

18. Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer
(ENIAC)

19. This generation of computers used transistors instead of
vacuum tubes which were more reliable. In 1951 the first
computer for commercial use was introduced to the public;
the Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC 1).
In 1953 the International Business Machine (IBM) 650 and
700 series computers made their mark in the computer
world.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY
Second generation: 1947 – 1962

20. Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC 1)

21. International Business Machine (IBM) 650 700 series

22. During this generation of computers over 100 computer
programming languages were developed, computers had
memory and operating systems.
Storage media such as tape and disk were in use also were
printers for output.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY
Second generation: 1947 – 1962

24. The invention of integrated circuit brought us the third
generation of computers. With this invention computers
became smaller, more powerful more reliable and they are
able to run many different programs at the same time.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY
Third generation: 1963 - present

25. In 1980 Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-Dos) was born
and in 1981 IBM introduced the personal computer (PC) for
home and office use.
Three years later Apple gave us the Macintosh computer
with its icon driven interface and the 90s gave us Windows
operating system.
A BRIEF COMPUTER HISTORY
Third generation: 1963 - present

26. Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-Dos)

27. Apple Logo and Windows Logo

28. Macintosh computer

31.  As a result of the various improvements to the
development of the computer we have seen the computer
being used in all areas of life.
It is a very useful tool
that will continue to
experience new
development as time
passes.

32. Computers are usually categories into three general categories:
COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
1. Super computer
The fastest, largest, most powerful and most expensive
computer.

33. Computers are usually categories into three general categories:
COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
2. Mainframe Computer
This is a little smaller and less powerful than the
supercomputer, but, like the supercomputer it is
also expensive.

34. Computers are usually categories into three general categories:
COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
3. Personal Computer (PC)
This is the computer that most people use in their
daily lives. This computer is much smaller, less
powerful and less expensive than the
supercomputer and the mainframe computer.

35. There are two main types of personal computers.
Macintosh (Macs) and the PC compatibles (PC). The main
differences between the two are the operating systems and
the processor they use.
This category of computer has two additional types of
computers. These are mobile computer and handheld
computer.
COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS

36. The most popular type of mobile computer is the notebook
or laptop computer,
COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
and the handheld computer is a very small PC that you can
hold in your hand.

37. BASIC PARTS OF A COMPUTER
MONITOR
SYSTEM UNIT
KEYBOARD

38. BASIC PARTS OF A COMPUTER
MONITOR
The monitor allows you to see what you and
your computer are doing together. It looks
like a TV screen.

39. BASIC PARTS OF A COMPUTER
SYSTEM UNIT
It is the brain and heart of computer.
The system unit is the enclosure for all the
other main interior components of a computer.
It is also called the computer case, computer
chassis, or computer tower.

40. BASIC PARTS OF A COMPUTER
It helps you talk with the computer what to do
by typing the letters or numbers on the
keyboard.
KEYBOARD

41. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
Computer peripherals are other parts
connected to the computer.

42. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
MOUSE SCANNER CAMERA SPEAKER
MICROPHONE JOYSTICK PRINTER HEADPHONE

43. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
A mouse is a handheld pointing device
used to position a cursor on
a computer screen.
This allows the user to select items
stored on a computer.

44. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
The scanner copies a picture or
document into the computer.

45. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
The microphone allows you to
record your voice and other sounds.

46. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
The joystick is used in playing
computer games. It works like the
mouse and the arrow keys found in
the keyboard.

47. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
The digital camera or digicam captures
pictures into a computer. These
pictures or images can be saved in the
computer.

48. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
The printer takes what you see on
the computer screen and prints it
on paper.
The printed copy is called hard copy.
It can be in color or in black.

49. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
The speaker produce sounds
coming from the computer. They
add excitement to playing
computer games. They also allow
you to hear your favorite music.

50. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
The headphone is a handy speaker
placed directly over the ears. It
allows the user to listen to the sound
coming from the computer.

51. COMPUTER DEVICES
 Input devices
 Processing devices
 Output devices
 Storage devices

52. COMPUTER DEVICES
Input devices
They are parts of a computer that receive
instructions from the user. They also give
commands to the computer.

53. COMPUTER DEVICES
Examples Input devices
MOUSE
SCANNER CAMERA
MICROPHONE
JOYSTICK
KEYBOARD

54. COMPUTER DEVICES
Processing devices
This device is a part of a
computer that processes the
instructions received from the
input devices.

55. COMPUTER DEVICES
Processing devices
The system unit is the case that
contains all the electronic
components of any computer
system.

56. COMPUTER DEVICES
Processing devices
The electronic components are
considered internal hardware
seeing that they are inside the
system unit and you cannot see
when you look at the
computer.

57. COMPUTER DEVICES
Processing devices
These components inside the
system unit are what process
the data and really makes the
computer work.

58. COMPUTER DEVICES
Output devices
They are parts of a computer that
produces the results of the instructions
processes by the Central Processing Unit.

59. COMPUTER DEVICES
Examples of Output devices
SPEAKERPRINTER
HEADPHONE
MONITOR

60. COMPUTER DEVICES
Storage devices / media
They are devices that store data or
information. Some storage devices are
permanently installed in the computer,
others are portable and may be
transported.

61. COMPUTER DEVICES
Examples of Storage devices / media
HARD DISK
DRIVE COMPACT DISC FLOPPY DISC
PEN DRIVE

62. Inside the system unit
Internal components are as follow:
It converts electricity into the
current works for the computer.
When the computer is turned on
the power supply allows
converted electricity to travel to
other components inside the
computer.Power Supply

63. Internal components are as follow:
The motherboard is the circuit
board that holds the main
internal components of the
computer.
Motherboard
Inside the system unit

64. Internal components are as follow:
On the motherboard there are three major cards;
sound card that operates the sound, the video card
that handles the graphics that you see on the monitor
and the modem card which allows computers to
communicate with each other.
Inside the system unit

65. Three major cards.
1. Sound Card
Inside the system unit

66. Three major cards.
2. Video Card
Inside the system unit

67. Three major cards.
3. Modem Card
Inside the system unit

68. Internal components are as follow:
Also on the motherboard is the Central Processing
Unit (CPU), processor or brain of the computer. The
CPU controls information and tells the other
components inside the computer what to do.
Inside the system unit

69. Central Processing Unit (CPU)
The electronic circuitry within a
computer that carries out the
instructions of a computer
program by performing the
basic arithmetic, logic,
controlling, and input/output
operations specified by the
instructions.
Inside the system unit

70. Internal components are as follow:
ROM stands for read only
memory. This memory holds
information that you can only
read, but not erase. Information
in ROM is built in and is always
there even when the computer is
turned off.ROM
Inside the system unit

71. Internal components are as follow:
RAM stands for random access
memory. This memory holds the
information you are working with
while the computer is turned on.
Once you turn the computer off
all the information that was in
RAM will be gone.
RAM
Inside the system unit

72. Internal components are as follow:
The disk drive is the device that reads
information that is on disk. Generally
speaking most computers have three
disk drives; hard disk drive, floppy disk
drive and CD-Rom drive.
Disk Drives
Inside the system unit

73. Internal components are as follow:
While the hard disk is hidden inside
the computer the floppy and CD /
DVD -ROM drives are accessible from
the front of the system unit.
Disk Drives
Inside the system unit

74. The three disk drives
Hard Disk Drive Floppy Drive CD / DVD ROM Drive
Inside the system unit

75. ELEMENTS OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM
1. HARDWARE
2. SOFTWARE
3. FIRMWARE
4. PEOPLEWARE

76. ELEMENTS OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM
HARDWARE
Are the physical parts of a computer. It
includes the input devices, the processor,
and all the output devices and peripherals.

77. ELEMENTS OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM
SOFTWARE
Is a collection of code and programs
installed onto your computer's hard drive.

78. ELEMENTS OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM
FIRMWARE
This is the soul of the computer. Without it,
the computer is dead. The moment you
turn on the computer, these programs are
executed.

79. ELEMENTS OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM
PEOPLEWARE
To complete a whole computer system, it
needs one element to operate a computer.

80. COMPUTER SOFTWARE

81. Is the set of programs that makes the hardware
perform a set of tasks in particular order. Hardware
and software are complimentary to each other. Both
have to work together to produce meaningful
results. Computer software is classified into two
broad categories; system software and application
software.
COMPUTER SOFTWARE

82. 1. Mac Operating System
2. Windows Operating System
3. Android Operating System
4. Linux Operating System
COMPUTER SOFTWARE
System Software
Example of system software's:

83. Example of application software's:
1. Word processing software
2. Database software
3. Spread sheet software
4. Presentation software
5. Multimedia software
COMPUTER SOFTWARE
Application software

84. End of Day 1
Resource Speaker: Mark John Perez – Lado
Webpage: http://markjohnplado.wix.com/index
Essentials of Technology
Hardware, Software, Internet, and Networking
Information, Communications and Technology