A computer hardware system with embedded software is referred to as an embedded system. An embedded system can be a stand-alone unit or a component of a larger system. It has hardware and embedded software.
This document discusses device drivers. It begins by defining a device driver as software that allows operating systems and applications to access hardware functionality. It then describes the main objectives of device drivers and how they handle requests from the operating system. Next, it covers different types of device drivers and provides examples. Applications of device drivers for storage, input/output, virtual machines, and peripherals are also outlined. Finally, the document lists the typical steps taken when developing new device drivers.
Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer like the CPU, RAM, and hard drive. Software is a set of instructions that operate computers and execute tasks, and can be updated by users. Firmware sits between hardware and software as a type of machine language program that is semi-permanently stored in hardware. System software like operating systems interface between application software and hardware to manage system resources, while application software is designed for specific user tasks. Device drivers are software that allow operating systems to communicate with hardware devices like graphics cards and printers.
This document discusses the components and elements of a computer system. It describes how a computer requires input, processing, and output devices to function. The key components are the input devices like a keyboard and mouse, the central processing unit (CPU) which processes data and controls the system, and output devices like a monitor and printer. It also discusses the different elements that make up a computer system, including hardware, software, human users, and firmware. Software is further divided into system software that controls the computer system and application software that is used to solve specific problems.
This document provides an overview of computer organization and architecture. It covers topics like principles of computer design, software and hardware, central processing unit, memory organization, and input-output devices. The document contains 4 units that describe concepts like instruction cycles, addressing modes, control unit, microprogramming, memory systems, and I/O processors. It is intended as a study material for students to learn about the basic components and functioning of a computer system.
Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer system, including devices like the central processing unit (CPU), memory, storage, and input/output peripherals. It represents the tangible, touchable elements that make up a computer or electronic system. On the other hand, software encompasses the intangible programs, applications, and data that enable hardware functionality. It includes operating systems, applications, and utilities that instruct and control the hardware to perform specific tasks. While hardware provides the infrastructure, software serves as the brain, orchestrating operations and allowing users to interact with the system, making the combination of both essential for the functioning of any computer or electronic device.
This document provides an overview of software and hardware. It defines software as a set of instructions that enables computer components to work together, and lists the main types as system software, application software, programming languages, and utility software. Hardware is defined as the physical components of a computer, and the main types are basic hardware and complementary hardware. The document concludes by listing some key hardware components, such as the network card, hard disk, USB drive, processor, keyboard, and monitor.
This document provides an overview of computer operation fundamentals including:
- Computer hardware components like the CPU, monitor, keyboard, and storage devices.
- How input is processed by the CPU and results in output which can be stored.
- Types of computer software like system software which includes the operating system and device drivers, and application software.
- System software functions like reading data, translating instructions, and controlling devices.
- Categories of application software for general purposes, specific purposes, and developer tools.
The document discusses the four main parts of a computer system: hardware, software, data, and users. It describes the different types of hardware which include the CPU, memory, input/output devices, and storage devices. It also explains the two main types of software: system software like operating systems, and application software for tasks like word processing.
This document discusses device drivers. It begins by defining a device driver as software that allows operating systems and applications to access hardware functionality. It then describes the main objectives of device drivers and how they handle requests from the operating system. Next, it covers different types of device drivers and provides examples. Applications of device drivers for storage, input/output, virtual machines, and peripherals are also outlined. Finally, the document lists the typical steps taken when developing new device drivers.
Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer like the CPU, RAM, and hard drive. Software is a set of instructions that operate computers and execute tasks, and can be updated by users. Firmware sits between hardware and software as a type of machine language program that is semi-permanently stored in hardware. System software like operating systems interface between application software and hardware to manage system resources, while application software is designed for specific user tasks. Device drivers are software that allow operating systems to communicate with hardware devices like graphics cards and printers.
This document discusses the components and elements of a computer system. It describes how a computer requires input, processing, and output devices to function. The key components are the input devices like a keyboard and mouse, the central processing unit (CPU) which processes data and controls the system, and output devices like a monitor and printer. It also discusses the different elements that make up a computer system, including hardware, software, human users, and firmware. Software is further divided into system software that controls the computer system and application software that is used to solve specific problems.
This document provides an overview of computer organization and architecture. It covers topics like principles of computer design, software and hardware, central processing unit, memory organization, and input-output devices. The document contains 4 units that describe concepts like instruction cycles, addressing modes, control unit, microprogramming, memory systems, and I/O processors. It is intended as a study material for students to learn about the basic components and functioning of a computer system.
Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer system, including devices like the central processing unit (CPU), memory, storage, and input/output peripherals. It represents the tangible, touchable elements that make up a computer or electronic system. On the other hand, software encompasses the intangible programs, applications, and data that enable hardware functionality. It includes operating systems, applications, and utilities that instruct and control the hardware to perform specific tasks. While hardware provides the infrastructure, software serves as the brain, orchestrating operations and allowing users to interact with the system, making the combination of both essential for the functioning of any computer or electronic device.
This document provides an overview of software and hardware. It defines software as a set of instructions that enables computer components to work together, and lists the main types as system software, application software, programming languages, and utility software. Hardware is defined as the physical components of a computer, and the main types are basic hardware and complementary hardware. The document concludes by listing some key hardware components, such as the network card, hard disk, USB drive, processor, keyboard, and monitor.
This document provides an overview of computer operation fundamentals including:
- Computer hardware components like the CPU, monitor, keyboard, and storage devices.
- How input is processed by the CPU and results in output which can be stored.
- Types of computer software like system software which includes the operating system and device drivers, and application software.
- System software functions like reading data, translating instructions, and controlling devices.
- Categories of application software for general purposes, specific purposes, and developer tools.
The document discusses the four main parts of a computer system: hardware, software, data, and users. It describes the different types of hardware which include the CPU, memory, input/output devices, and storage devices. It also explains the two main types of software: system software like operating systems, and application software for tasks like word processing.
Network software encompasses software for designing, implementing, operating and monitoring computer networks. It helps set up networks, allows users to access resources, adds or removes users, and protects networks from attacks. System software is a type of program that runs a computer's hardware and application programs. It manages the basic functions of the computer so users can run other software. Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer like monitors, keyboards and storage. Software contains instructions that tell hardware how to function. Firmware is software programmed onto hardware devices to communicate with other computer parts. It provides instructions and usually needs updating for new operating systems. Apps are software programs, especially for mobile devices.
Computer Hardware And Software Types, Functions, Difference between Hardware ...sunil shukla
Computer Software
We are already aware that computers need instructions to carry out the tasks, and they cannot perform themselves without any instructions.
When instructions are given to computers in a manner that computers can understand them and execute those instructions accordingly.
Such instructions to carry out certain tasks or tasks that are predesigned when made available in a computer-readable format are called programs. Such programs are called computer software.
This software can be stored in secondary storage devices such as (hard disks, cd-rom, etc) and make use of them as and when required.
Software is a set of programs that can be stored on a medium that is used to get the job done.
It plays an important and crucial role in all computer systems by creating a connection or bridge between the user and computer hardware.
The software needs to be checked before being used. There are some terms that are used for the process of accessing software including starting, executing, running, opening, and others.
Computer Hardware
Let’s understand this in easy language, Hardware is the physical and touchable parts of a computer means you can touch those components.
Internal hardware parts of a computer are known as components and external hardware parts of a computer are called peripherals both of them are known as computer hardware.
In both PCs or desktop computers, the components of hardware are the same but there is a big difference in the size of the hardware.
Computers can only operate or start when both software and hardware are present and work together in the system, there is no chance to start a computer only with software or hardware.
You can enter the operating system by using operating software where hardware helps the operating software to perform fast and easily.
The document discusses different types of computers including palmtop, laptop, and mainframe computers. It defines hardware as the physical components of a computer and software as programs that run on hardware. The main hardware components are the central processing unit (CPU), memory, input devices, output devices, and storage devices. The CPU consists of a control unit and arithmetic logic unit. Memory includes both random access memory (RAM) and read-only memory (ROM). Software includes operating systems, application software, and utility software. An operating system controls the computer and allows other programs to run.
Hardware includes the physical components of a computer system that can wear out over time. Software includes sets of instructions that allow user inputs and interaction. Firmware acts as an intermediary between hardware and software, and is designed for single-purpose systems like printers. Examples given are computer processing units, memory, and hard drives for hardware; internet browsers, operating systems, and antivirus for software; and BIOS and EFI for firmware.
This document provides an overview of computer hardware and software components. It describes the central processing unit (CPU) as the "brains" of the computer that carries out functions. Random access memory (RAM) is described as temporary storage for data and programs to run faster. The power supply provides power to all motherboard components to allow them to run. The motherboard holds components and allows communication. A graphics card outputs visuals to the monitor. A heat sink cools the processor. Other components described include the network card, hard drive, and optical drive. The document also introduces computer software types like system software, application software, open source software, and proprietary software.
The document provides an introduction to basic computer components, including input and output devices. It defines a computer as an electric device that takes in data and instructions as input, processes the data, and provides useful output. The document then distinguishes between input and output devices, with input devices capturing and translating information for processing, and output devices presenting processed information. It also defines computer software as the collection of programs and related data that provide instructions for what a computer should do. The document outlines hardware as the physical parts of the computer system, including both internal components like motherboards and hard drives, as well as external peripherals like monitors, keyboards, and printers.
Software refers to computer programs, procedures and documentation that make up a computer system. It includes application software, firmware, middleware and system software. Software testing ensures software is functional and meets requirements before release through tools like QTP and Loadrunner. Testware refers to all utilities and software used for testing but not for operational purposes. Examples of software include websites, programs and video games coded in languages like C and C++.
Software is generally a set of instructions to instruct the computer.
Hardware is referenced as the body of instruments or devices.
Firmware is generally a type of software used to control hardware devices.
Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer system like the CPU, RAM, and hard drives. Software includes programs like operating systems, browsers, and apps that allow interaction with hardware. Firmware is a type of software designed to act as an intermediary between hardware and software or for single-purpose devices like printers. It is updated infrequently and users have limited interaction with it. Examples of firmware include the BIOS and EFI.
Computer hardware refers to the physical components of a computer system, while software refers to programs and code. Hardware includes tangible devices like monitors, keyboards, and the system unit. Software includes intangible programs like operating systems and internet browsers. A computer system divides components into internal hardware parts and external peripherals. Internal parts include the CPU, drives, RAM and video card. External devices include keyboards, mice, printers and USB drives. Software is divided into system software, programming software, and application software. System software controls hardware, programming software assists development, and application software allows users to perform tasks.
Difference Between Software and hardwareZeeshan Ilyas
This document provides an overview of computer software and hardware. It defines software as collections of instructions that enable users to interact with computers and perform tasks. It distinguishes between application software, which performs specific functions, and system software, which operates hardware and provides platforms for applications. Examples of system software include operating systems, device drivers, and utilities. The document also defines computer hardware as the physical components of a computer like processors, storage, memory, and input/output devices. It provides examples of common hardware components such as motherboards, expansion cards, power supplies, and input/output peripherals.
This document discusses the components of a computer system, including hardware, software, humanware, and data/information. It describes the main hardware components such as the CPU, memory, storage, input/output devices. It also covers the different types of software like system software and application software, and discusses commercial, freeware, and shareware models. Humanware refers to the user interface and experience. Data is raw facts while information is structured data that can influence decisions.
This document discusses software and its relationship to hardware. It defines software as a sequence of instructions that can be understood by a computer. It notes that both hardware and software are necessary for a computer to function, and that the same hardware can be used to perform different tasks depending on the software. The document outlines the major types of software, including application software, system software, communication software, and utility programs. It provides examples and definitions of different applications and system software types.
The document discusses different types of software and operating systems. It begins by defining software and describing different categories such as application software, system software, programming software, and firmware. It then provides examples of different types of application software and system software. Finally, it asks the recipient about their expectations for an operating systems application course.
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The document provides an overview of basic computer components, operations, and functions. It discusses hardware and software, the major operations computers perform, types of memory, input/output devices, operating systems, application software, and basic security concepts. The summary covers the key topics and components discussed in the document at a high level in 3 sentences:
Computer hardware and software work together, with hardware being the physical components and software being programs. The document defines the major components of a computer system and how they work together, including memory, processors, input/output devices, operating systems, and common software applications. It also provides a basic introduction to computer security concepts and threats.
The document discusses connecting hardware peripherals to a computer system. It defines hardware and software components, including input devices like keyboards and mice, output devices like monitors and printers, and storage devices like hard drives. It emphasizes the importance of understanding a client's needs through careful planning, such as determining system specifications, available budget and timeframe. Only after analyzing a client's specific requirements can appropriate peripheral devices be identified and documented.
The document discusses different types of computer software. It defines software and describes the two main types: system software and application software. System software includes operating systems, compilers, and interpreters and interacts directly with hardware. Application software satisfies particular needs and can be customized or packaged programs. The document also discusses utility software, hardware, and the relationship between hardware and software.
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Network software encompasses software for designing, implementing, operating and monitoring computer networks. It helps set up networks, allows users to access resources, adds or removes users, and protects networks from attacks. System software is a type of program that runs a computer's hardware and application programs. It manages the basic functions of the computer so users can run other software. Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer like monitors, keyboards and storage. Software contains instructions that tell hardware how to function. Firmware is software programmed onto hardware devices to communicate with other computer parts. It provides instructions and usually needs updating for new operating systems. Apps are software programs, especially for mobile devices.
Computer Hardware And Software Types, Functions, Difference between Hardware ...sunil shukla
Computer Software
We are already aware that computers need instructions to carry out the tasks, and they cannot perform themselves without any instructions.
When instructions are given to computers in a manner that computers can understand them and execute those instructions accordingly.
Such instructions to carry out certain tasks or tasks that are predesigned when made available in a computer-readable format are called programs. Such programs are called computer software.
This software can be stored in secondary storage devices such as (hard disks, cd-rom, etc) and make use of them as and when required.
Software is a set of programs that can be stored on a medium that is used to get the job done.
It plays an important and crucial role in all computer systems by creating a connection or bridge between the user and computer hardware.
The software needs to be checked before being used. There are some terms that are used for the process of accessing software including starting, executing, running, opening, and others.
Computer Hardware
Let’s understand this in easy language, Hardware is the physical and touchable parts of a computer means you can touch those components.
Internal hardware parts of a computer are known as components and external hardware parts of a computer are called peripherals both of them are known as computer hardware.
In both PCs or desktop computers, the components of hardware are the same but there is a big difference in the size of the hardware.
Computers can only operate or start when both software and hardware are present and work together in the system, there is no chance to start a computer only with software or hardware.
You can enter the operating system by using operating software where hardware helps the operating software to perform fast and easily.
The document discusses different types of computers including palmtop, laptop, and mainframe computers. It defines hardware as the physical components of a computer and software as programs that run on hardware. The main hardware components are the central processing unit (CPU), memory, input devices, output devices, and storage devices. The CPU consists of a control unit and arithmetic logic unit. Memory includes both random access memory (RAM) and read-only memory (ROM). Software includes operating systems, application software, and utility software. An operating system controls the computer and allows other programs to run.
Hardware includes the physical components of a computer system that can wear out over time. Software includes sets of instructions that allow user inputs and interaction. Firmware acts as an intermediary between hardware and software, and is designed for single-purpose systems like printers. Examples given are computer processing units, memory, and hard drives for hardware; internet browsers, operating systems, and antivirus for software; and BIOS and EFI for firmware.
This document provides an overview of computer hardware and software components. It describes the central processing unit (CPU) as the "brains" of the computer that carries out functions. Random access memory (RAM) is described as temporary storage for data and programs to run faster. The power supply provides power to all motherboard components to allow them to run. The motherboard holds components and allows communication. A graphics card outputs visuals to the monitor. A heat sink cools the processor. Other components described include the network card, hard drive, and optical drive. The document also introduces computer software types like system software, application software, open source software, and proprietary software.
The document provides an introduction to basic computer components, including input and output devices. It defines a computer as an electric device that takes in data and instructions as input, processes the data, and provides useful output. The document then distinguishes between input and output devices, with input devices capturing and translating information for processing, and output devices presenting processed information. It also defines computer software as the collection of programs and related data that provide instructions for what a computer should do. The document outlines hardware as the physical parts of the computer system, including both internal components like motherboards and hard drives, as well as external peripherals like monitors, keyboards, and printers.
Software refers to computer programs, procedures and documentation that make up a computer system. It includes application software, firmware, middleware and system software. Software testing ensures software is functional and meets requirements before release through tools like QTP and Loadrunner. Testware refers to all utilities and software used for testing but not for operational purposes. Examples of software include websites, programs and video games coded in languages like C and C++.
Software is generally a set of instructions to instruct the computer.
Hardware is referenced as the body of instruments or devices.
Firmware is generally a type of software used to control hardware devices.
Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer system like the CPU, RAM, and hard drives. Software includes programs like operating systems, browsers, and apps that allow interaction with hardware. Firmware is a type of software designed to act as an intermediary between hardware and software or for single-purpose devices like printers. It is updated infrequently and users have limited interaction with it. Examples of firmware include the BIOS and EFI.
Computer hardware refers to the physical components of a computer system, while software refers to programs and code. Hardware includes tangible devices like monitors, keyboards, and the system unit. Software includes intangible programs like operating systems and internet browsers. A computer system divides components into internal hardware parts and external peripherals. Internal parts include the CPU, drives, RAM and video card. External devices include keyboards, mice, printers and USB drives. Software is divided into system software, programming software, and application software. System software controls hardware, programming software assists development, and application software allows users to perform tasks.
Difference Between Software and hardwareZeeshan Ilyas
This document provides an overview of computer software and hardware. It defines software as collections of instructions that enable users to interact with computers and perform tasks. It distinguishes between application software, which performs specific functions, and system software, which operates hardware and provides platforms for applications. Examples of system software include operating systems, device drivers, and utilities. The document also defines computer hardware as the physical components of a computer like processors, storage, memory, and input/output devices. It provides examples of common hardware components such as motherboards, expansion cards, power supplies, and input/output peripherals.
This document discusses the components of a computer system, including hardware, software, humanware, and data/information. It describes the main hardware components such as the CPU, memory, storage, input/output devices. It also covers the different types of software like system software and application software, and discusses commercial, freeware, and shareware models. Humanware refers to the user interface and experience. Data is raw facts while information is structured data that can influence decisions.
This document discusses software and its relationship to hardware. It defines software as a sequence of instructions that can be understood by a computer. It notes that both hardware and software are necessary for a computer to function, and that the same hardware can be used to perform different tasks depending on the software. The document outlines the major types of software, including application software, system software, communication software, and utility programs. It provides examples and definitions of different applications and system software types.
The document discusses different types of software and operating systems. It begins by defining software and describing different categories such as application software, system software, programming software, and firmware. It then provides examples of different types of application software and system software. Finally, it asks the recipient about their expectations for an operating systems application course.
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The document provides an overview of basic computer components, operations, and functions. It discusses hardware and software, the major operations computers perform, types of memory, input/output devices, operating systems, application software, and basic security concepts. The summary covers the key topics and components discussed in the document at a high level in 3 sentences:
Computer hardware and software work together, with hardware being the physical components and software being programs. The document defines the major components of a computer system and how they work together, including memory, processors, input/output devices, operating systems, and common software applications. It also provides a basic introduction to computer security concepts and threats.
The document discusses connecting hardware peripherals to a computer system. It defines hardware and software components, including input devices like keyboards and mice, output devices like monitors and printers, and storage devices like hard drives. It emphasizes the importance of understanding a client's needs through careful planning, such as determining system specifications, available budget and timeframe. Only after analyzing a client's specific requirements can appropriate peripheral devices be identified and documented.
The document discusses different types of computer software. It defines software and describes the two main types: system software and application software. System software includes operating systems, compilers, and interpreters and interacts directly with hardware. Application software satisfies particular needs and can be customized or packaged programs. The document also discusses utility software, hardware, and the relationship between hardware and software.
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Software and hardware PPT1.pptx
1. INTERNAL GUIDE PRESENTED BY
Dr. Padmavathi C Pavitha (160622744401)
Professor
SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES IN
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE
2. INTRODUCTION
Hardware vs Software is the most pivotal distinction one must
draw before understanding the overall computer operation. An
embedded system is at the heart of the overall functioning of the
computer.
A computer hardware system with embedded software is referred
to as an embedded system. An embedded system can be a stand-
alone unit or a component of a larger system. It has hardware and
embedded software.
3. What is Embedded Software
Embedded software is a type of software that runs on top of the
Firmware and gives the embedded device its own set of functions.
Software can be found in various devices, ranging from an MP3
player to a washing machine and beyond.
Embedded software files are stored in the device’s memory and
run as other software when needed. The software can be executed
whenever a function is required and can complete the function
quickly.
4. What is Embedded Hardware
Embedded hardware consists of microprocessors and
microcontrollers. Microprocessors are similar to microcontrollers
in that they are composed of a CPU (central processing unit) and
other fundamental computing components such as memory chips
and digital signal processors (DSPs).
However, microcontrollers have all of these components integrated
into a single chip
5. Hardware Vs Software Categorization
Hardware: Hardware can be classified into storage devices,
processing hardware, control devices, output hardware, and input
hardware:
Storage Devices: Storage devices is a component of hardware that
is used for the primary purpose of holding information.
Information in storage devices can be saved over a long period.
You can have it temporarily or permanently saved within the
storage device.
Processing Hardware: Processing hardware is where raw data is
converted into usable and desirable information. The data is
processed as per the set of commands relayed by the user through
the use of the input devices. The CPU (Central processing unit)
hardware for all personal computers.
6. Hardware Vs Software Categorization
Hardware: Hardware can be classified into storage devices,
processing hardware, control devices, output hardware, and input
hardware:
Storage Devices: Storage devices is a component of hardware that
is used for the primary purpose of holding information.
Information in storage devices can be saved over a long period.
You can have it temporarily or permanently saved within the
storage device.
Processing Hardware: Processing hardware is where raw data is
converted into usable and desirable information. The data is
processed as per the set of commands relayed by the user through
the use of the input devices. The CPU (Central processing unit)
hardware for all personal computers.
7. Hardware Vs Software Categorization
Controlling Devices: When users want to connect the computer to
an external device, controlling devices are utilized.
Output Devices: Output devices are utilized when users want to
send data from one computer device to another. Some examples of
output devices include monitors, speakers, and printers.
Input Devices: Input devices are the equipment used in relaying
data and the commands given to the processing hardware. Best
input devices include keyboards, mice, etc.
8. SOFTWARE
The software can be classified into system, application, and
programming software.
System Software: System software is a computer program that
helps smooth functioning and runs the computer hardware and
application software. Operating systems are the perfect example of
system software.
The operating system is responsible for running the program and
the application software. Another example of system software is
the BIOS (Basic Input/output system).
9. SOFTWARE
The software can be classified into system, application, and
programming software.
System Software: System software is a computer program that
helps smooth functioning and runs the computer hardware and
application software. Operating systems are the perfect example of
system software.
The operating system is responsible for running the program and
the application software. Another example of system software is
the BIOS (Basic Input/output system).
10. SOFTWARE
Application Software: Application software is a computer
program that performs various tasks for the user or another
application. The Application software runs on the operating
system. Examples of application software include web browsers,
image editors, and data processors.
Programming Software: Programming software is used while
developing other software. Some examples of programming
software include compilers, interpreters, and debuggers.
11. Hardware Vs Software Development
Hardware
The development of hardware involves the creation of electrical
and electromechanical devices. Therefore, hardware development
has various stages to it. At the onset, the development of hardware
requires companies to come up with a detailed design of the
product.
Once they have decided on the product’s design, the next time is
manufacturing the product. After the product is manufactured, it
needs to be tested and inspected. Any form of change in the
product mid-development can be extremely costly.
Therefore, given the high cost, any major change which needs to
be incorporated is postponed and is made in future upgrades. In
addition, hardware is developed primarily using electronic
12. Hardware Vs Software Development
Software
Software is developed in a much different fashion than hardware.
This is developed through coding using a programming language
by those who know computer programming.
Just like hardware, the software also requires a detailed design
which is essential for achieving the desired end product. After a
detailed design has been presented, the software undergoes
rigorous testing for quality purposes.