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1. A computer is an electronic device that can accept data as input, process that data, produce output, and store information for future use. It consists of both hardware and software.
2. Computers are now essential tools used in many aspects of modern life including business, education, entertainment, healthcare, and more. They are used to store and process information, perform calculations, and automate tasks.
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1. QUARTER 3
TECHNOLOGYAND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION
INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
PERFORMING COMPUTER
OPERATIONS PART I
CARMELINE PRECY D. LLORCA-COLANDOG
Secondary SchoolTeacher III
2. Content Standard
•The learners demonstrate and
understanding of concepts and
underlying principles in performing
computer operations.
3. Performance Standard
• The learners shall be able to perform computer operations
based on a given tasks.
KEY CONCEPT
• PERFORMING COMPUTER OPERATIONS (PCO)
LO1. UNDERTANDINGTHE COMPUTER SYSTEM
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4. Objectives
At the end of the session, the learners should be able to:
•Learn the different types of computer and the people
who are using them.
•Identify the components of computer and its functions;
•Classify the elements of computer system
5. Setting up the classroom
• Good morning!Welcome I am Carme your techie teacher inTLE.Today, join me
us we develop your Life skills in Information and Communications
Technology (ICT)
Prayer/Greetings/Checking of Attendance
• Before we begin exploring, I would like you to set aside other tasks that will
disturb you so you will enjoy and understand the lesson.
6. Setting of House Rules
• Our Class Rules
• In our class we will …
• Try our best
• Listen to others
• Be kind to others
• Be polite
• Have fun!
7. REVIEW
•From our previous lesson, you have learned that
task can be successfully done through proper
selection and use of Hardware tools in accordance
with manufacturer’s guidelines.
•We learn about COMPUTER SYSTM SERVICING-
Hand tools.
9. Electro Static Discharge
•When two electrically
charged objects, such
as human body and an
electronic device come
in contact with each
other, static electricity
is discharge.
Anti Static Wrist Strap Anti Static Mat
10. HandTools
•any tool that is
powered by
hand rather
than a motor.
Philips head screwdriver flat head screwdriver
hex screwdriver Needle-nose plier
12. Cleaning tools
•– are tools
used for
cleaning.
cable ties
lint free cloth`
Parts organizer
Compressed air
13. Diagnostic tools
•– are tool computer
programs that are
used either in or
outside of a system
to determine that
causes of software
and hardware
malfunctions.
loop back adapter
Multimeter
14. NETIQUETTE
•Which means
•Being polite and respectful at all times
•Avoid posting foul or harsh words
•Think before you click
Hope that our recap keep you on track because our next lesson will surely put you
more interest
15. Lets have a game!
•Direction: Ready your pen and answer the question.
• Ask students to select card strips to list there answers.
•List ten (10) places where you can find computers.
•(timer starts ticking good for 30 seconds) the greatest
number of correct responses will get the price of five
(5) points.
16. List ten (10) places where you
can find computers
6 ______________
7______________
8 ______________
9______________
10______________
1 ______________
2______________
3 ______________
4______________
5______________
17. Now a days you can find
computers in the following
places, such as:
Libraries
Shopping malls
Offices
Stores
Schools
Factories
Banks
Homes
Diagnostic laboratories
Outer space
KEY ANSWERS
Learners, how has computer change your lives?
Many scientific and technological advances mark the beginning of 21st
century.
20. Annotation:
Many of the todays basic functions are being simplified by technology.
Computers have been in at for front in development the innovations through its
many functions. In this digital world having the knowledge and skills in computer
system servicing (CSS) is the start and most fundamental.
Let us compare technology before and today.
21. Comparison
BEFORE AFTER
Calculator- a portable electronic device
used to perform calculations, ranging
from basic arithmetic to complex.
Disadvantage:
When data is to large, it cannot do mathematical
calculation.
Microsoft excel- allows you to
manipulate, manage and analyze data,
helping assist in decision-making.
22. Telephone – an instrument
designed for the simultaneous
transmission and reception of
the human voice
Cellphones – a phone with
access to a cellular radio system
so it can be used over a wide
area, without a physical
connection to a network; a
mobile phone.
23. Snail mail – a mail delivered by a
postal system. It is named after
with its slow speed-refers to letter
and missives carried by
conventional delivery services.
Email- a system for sending
messages to one or more
recipients via telecommunications
links between computers using
dedicated software or a web-
based service.This can be
received in seconds.
24. Catalog cards- a set of cards in
the library that have
information about books,
journals etc., written on them
and are arranged in alphabetical
order
Search engines- is a software
system that is designed to carry
out web searches.They search
the world wide web in a
systematic way for particular
information specified in a
textual web search query
25. Search engines-is a web-based tool that enables
users to locate information on the World Wide Web.
26. Web browser -or simply ‘browser’ is an application
used to access and view websites. Common web
browsers include:
•Microsoft Edge
•Internet Explorer
•Google Chrome
•Mozilla Firefox
•Apple Safari
28. How do we search for information on
the internet?
1. Click a browser that you want to useChome, firefox
or edge.
29. 2.Type the search engine that you want to use in the web
browser’s address bas and press the Enter key.
30. 3. Use the search tab or the address bar of your
search engine to find information on the web.
31. • Have you used your computer inside your schools or ICT laboratory?
• How do you use it?
• Did you use it to answer for you homework’s?
• Did you use it to edit the picture of your crush?
• Did you use it for entertainment?
• No matter how you use it. It is still important to understand the computer
system.
• As an aspiring computer technician, it is very important to know the
different components of a computer system.These are the hardware,
software and peopleware. Each component plays an important role,
without each other computer systems will not work properly.
32. A computer –an
electronic device for
storing and
processing data,
typically in binary
form, according to
instructions given to it
in a valuable program
33. Let us have a
VIRTUALTOUR
Guys! Come
and join me
for a virtual
tour.
34. Types of computers:
1. SUPER COMPUTER
– is a computer with a
high level of
performance as
compared to a general-
purpose computer
Hubble Space Telescope
Super Computer
35. 2. MAINFRAME COMPUTER
•a banking institution could use a mainframe to
host the database of its customer accounts, for
which transactions can be submitted from any of
thousands of ATM locations worldwide.
•Businesses today rely on the mainframe to:
perform large-scale transaction processing
(thousands of transactions per second)
36. Mainframe Computer for Banks AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE
It means that whenever you are in the world you can still access your account.
37. 3.MINI COMPUTER- a computer of medium power,
more than a microcomputer but less than a
mainframe computer
DEPED also have plenty of micro computers like the project all over the
Philippines for the DEPED computerization program batch 33. All schools
in the schools in the Philippines are recipients of the program. Loreto
National High School
This is a digitalized program that is a battle cry for Philippine Education.
The DEPED Computerization Program (DCP) aims to provide public schools with
appropriate technologies that would enhance the teaching-learning process and
meet the challenges of the 21st century.
40. 4. MICRO COMPUTER – a small computer
that contains a microprocessor as its central
processor. It is designed for general use.
TABLETS
41. USED FOR :
ENTERTAINMENT
EDUCATION
WORK PURPOSE
CELLPHONES LAPTOPS
42. GAME FORTHE DEVICES
•LETS HAVE A GAME!
•Direction: I will be flashing pictures for three (3)
seconds. Answer on the card strips.The greatest
number of correct answers will have a price of
another five (5) points .
48. ELEMENTS OFTHE COMPUTER SYSTEM
•COMPUTER SYSTEM is a collection of different parts
that are designed to receive, process, manage and
present meaningful information formats.
•HARDWARE
•SOFTWARE
•PEOPLEWARE
49. HARDWARE
•Computer hardware is the collection of physical
elements that constitutes a computer system.
Computer hardware refers to the physical parts or
components of a computer.
•Major hardware components of a computer
system.
•They are tangible and can be sense by touch.
50. The following list represents a basic set of
hardware found in most PCs.
• 1. System Unit- The main part of a microcomputer, sometimes
called the chassis.
• It includes the following parts:
• Motherboard, Microprocessor, Memory Chips, Buses, Ports,
Expansion Slots and Cards.
• A System unit is the brain of a computer. It is responsible for all
functions and processes.
51. Hardware has two categories:
•Input device is any peripheral (piece of computer
hardware equipment) to provide data and control signals
to an information processing system such as a computer
or other information appliance.
•Output device used to communicate the results of data
processing carried out by an information processing
system (such as a computer) which converts the
electronically generated information into human
readable form
53. Keyboard - the primary input device used to communicate
with the computer. A computer keyboard closely
resembles a conventional typewriter keyboard with the
addition of numerous keys that are used specifically for
computing functions.
54. Mouse -The mouse is another input device used to
point at objects on the computer monitor and select
them.
55. Touch Screen - A display screen that is sensitive to
the touch of a finger or stylus
56. Light Pen - A light-sensitive stylus wired to a video
terminal used to draw pictures or select menu
options.
57. DigitizerTablet - A graphics drawing tablet used for
sketching new images or tracing old ones. Also
called a "graphics tablet," the user contacts the
surface of the device with a wired or wireless pen or
puck.
58. Scanning Devices- A device that can read text or
illustrations printed on paper and translates the
information into a form which the computer can use
59. Microphone – It allows the user to speak to the
computer in order to record a voice message or
navigate software.
60. Web Camera – used in transmitting live
images over theWorldWideWeb
61. B. OUTPUT DEVICES (OD)
•Monitor - It displays
information in visual
form, using text and
graphics.The portion of
the monitor that
displays the information
is called the screen or
video display terminal.
There are 3 types of
Monitor these are the
CRT, LCD and LED
Monitors
62. LCD Projectors - utilize two
sheets of polarizing material
with a liquid crystal solution
between them. An electric
current passed through the
liquid causes the crystals to
align so that light cannot pass
through them. Each crystal,
therefore, is like a shutter,
either allowing light to pass
through or blocking the light.
63. Printer - A device that prints text or illustrations on
paper.There are different types of printer, these are
Ink-Jet or Bubble-Jet Printer, Laser Printer, LCD and
LED Printer, Line Printer andThermal Printer.
64. Speakers – It is used to play sound.They may
be built into the system unit or connected with
cables.
65. PROCESSING DEVICE (PD)
-are the components responsible for the
processing of information within the computer
system, it includes devices such us the CPU,
memory and mother board.
66. Mother board- is the main printed circuit board in general-
purpose computers and other expandable system. It holds
and allow communication between many of the crucial
electronic components of a system, such as the central
processing unit and memory, and provides connections for
other peripherals.
67. Central Processing Unit
(CPU)-a central processor,
main processor or just
processor, is the electronic
circuitry that executes
instructions compromising a
computer program. It
performs basic arithmetic,
logic, controlling, and
input/output operations
specified by the instructions
in the program. It is the brain
and heart of the computer.
68. Random Access Memory (RAM) -is a form of
computer memory that can be read and changed in
any order, typically used to store working data and
machine codes.
69. Read-Only Memory (ROM) – it
refers to computer memory chips
containing permanent or semi-
permanent data.
Unlike RAM, ROM is non-volatile;
even after you turn off your
computer, the contents of ROM will
remain.Almost every computer
comes with a small amount of ROM
containing the boot firmware.
70. STORAGE DEVICE (SD)
-are components which allow data to be stored
within a computer system.
-is any type of computing hardware that is used
for storing, porting or extending data files and
objects. Storage devices can hold and store
information both temporarily and permanently.
They maybe internal or external to a computer,
server or computing device.
71. Hard drive disk
– is the hardware
component that
stores all of your
digital content.
74. Memory Card – a memory cartridge is an electronic
data storage device used for storing digital
information, typically using flash memory
75. SOFTWARE
The set of instructions (also called a program) that
guides the hardware to operate effectively.
It tells the computer what to do.
A set of instructions that directs a computer’s
hardware to perform a task is called a program, or
soft ware program.
76. Are you familiar with these pictures?
Yes these are software that we are familiar of.
77. Two types of Software
•System Software
•Application software
78.
79. Operating software- is system that manages
computer hardware, software resources, and
provides common services for computer programs.
80.
81.
82. Application software- is a type of computer
program that performs a specific personal,
educational, and business functions. Each program
is designed to assist the user with a particular
process, which maybe related to productivity,
creativity and/ or communication.
86. Examples of Application Software:
Microsoft Products – Microsoft Office, Excel,Word,
Powerpoint, Outlook ,Photoshop etc.
Internet Browser – Firefox, safari and google
chrome.
Mobile pieces of software ( Spotify, Facebook,
Messenger etc.)
87. PEOPLEWARE
-can refer to anything that has to do with the role of
people in the development or use of computer
software and hardware systems, including such
issues as developer productivity, teamwork, group
dynamics, the psychology of programming, project
management, organizational factors, human
interface design, and human-machine- interaction.
It is the most important element of the computer.
89. EVALUATION
•Direction: Ready your pens for I will be flashing pictures.
All you need to do is to classify the types of hardware. I
will be flashing the pictures for only three (3) seconds.
WRITE:
• ID - INPUT DEVICE,
•OD- OUTPUT DEVICE,
•SD-STORAGE DEVICE
•PD-PROCESSING DEVICE
91. 6. HARD DRIVE DISK
7. KEYBOARD
8. MEMORY CARD 9. MOTHER BOARD 10. READ-ONLY MEMORY
92. ANSWERS
1. ID
2. OD
3. OD
4. SD
5. OD
6. SD
7. ID
8. SD
9. PD
10.PD
Those who got perfect will receive 10 peso load.
93. For the next session, we will be having a
continuation of our topic COMPUTER
OPERATIONS. So please INQUISITIVE and
CREATIVE IN KNOWING COMPUTERS. So
that we can be computer lovers and tech
savvy!
94. QUALITY EDUCATION will be achieved when
one is eager to learn and is innovative.
InTLE there is LIFE. #iLOVETLE