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The document discusses the major components of a computer, including hardware, software, input devices, output devices, processor, main memory, auxiliary storage, and central processing unit. It provides an analogy comparing the structure of a computer to a "5-box school" with pupils, lessons, subjects, and exam candidates. It also includes a glossary defining mini computers, mainframe computers, and supercomputers.
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Section 01 hardware
- 1. COMPUTER HARDWARE The Major Components of a Computer
- 2. TERMINOLOGY • Quick Glossary (part 1): – Hardware: • Physical components that make up the computer – Software: • Programs that ‘tell’ the computer what to do
- 3. The ‘5-box’ School CLASS SETS SUBJECT EXAM PUPILS LESSONS CANDIDATES HOUSES
- 4. The ‘5-box’ Computer AUXILIARY STORAGE INPUT OUTPUT PROCESSOR DEVICES DEVICES CPU MAIN Central MEMORY Processing Unit
- 5. TERMINOLOGY • Quick Glossary (part 2): – Mini Computers: • Multi-user. Hundreds of workstations – Mainframe Computers: • Multi everything!. Thousands of terminals, hundreds of disk-drives etc. Geographically diverse – Supercomputers: • !!! Look on the Web
- 6. CPU Program CIR Counter PROCESSOR MAR MDR MAIN MEMORY