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This document contains an assignment for a course on computer systems and networks. It includes instructions for students to complete questions defining software, operating systems, and types of operating systems. The assignment contains multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions asking students to define software, identify differences between Windows, Linux and Apple operating systems, and define types of operating systems such as single-user, multi-user, single-tasking, and multi-tasking. The document provides details of the course code, semester, and standards addressed by the assignment questions.
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Unit CSN KVBP 2 / 4
TAJUK MODUL KSK101FUNDAMENTAL OF COMPUTER SYSTEM
M101K3.1 DEFINE THE SOFTWARE IN COMPUTER
1. State the meaning of software.
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[5 marks]
2. List two types of software and two examples for each type.
(i) ____________________________________________________________________
[2marks]
Example 1: __________________________________________________________
[2marks]
Example 2: __________________________________________________________
[2marks]
(ii) ____________________________________________________________________
[2marks]
Example 1: __________________________________________________________
[2marks]
Example 2: __________________________________________________________
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