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1 Introduction to Computers Chapter1 IS-IT-UOB 2013
2 Topics Covered Computer definition and main parts Computer Hardware Computer Software Computer Strengths Categories of Computers Computer Applications in Society Networks IS-IT-UOB
3 What is a Computer? Definition: An Electronic device operating under the control of instructions stored in its own memory Accepts Data Processes it into information Produces and stores results IS-IT-UOB
4 Input and Output Input Data entered to a computer system for processing From people or machines to computers Output The presentation of results of processing From computer to humans or other machines IS-IT-UOB
5 Data Information Data and Information Raw facts or unprocessed items such as text, numbers, images, audio and video Data that is organized, meaningful, and useful Input (Data) Process Output (Information) IS-IT-UOB
6 Hardware and Software Hardware Physical parts of the computer that you can touch, feel and weigh Software Non physical parts of the computer the instructions or programs that tell the hardware how to behave IS-IT-UOB
7 The Components of a Computer The electric, electronic and mechanical components of the computer hardware: 1. Input devices 2. Output devices 3. System unit 4. Storage devices 5. Communication devices IS-IT-UOB
8 The Components of a Computer What is an input device? Hardware used to enter data and instructions into a computer IS-IT-UOB
9 Mice Optical mouse Needs no mouse pad Doesn t need cleaning Is more expensive Trackball Easier on wrists Stays stationary on desk Wireless Uses radio or light waves IS-IT-UOB
10 New Mouse Features Instant viewer Magnifier Customizable buttons Web search IS-IT-UOB
11 Inputting Sound Microphones are used for: Podcasts Video-conferencing Internet phone calls Speech recognition IS-IT-UOB
12 Other Input Devices EPOS Digital Pen Webcam Live video IS-IT-UOB
13 Input Devices for the Physically Challenged Visual impairments Voice recognition Keyboards with large keys On-screen keyboards Motor control issues Special trackballs Head-mounted devices IS-IT-UOB
14 The Components of a Computer What is an output device? Hardware that conveys information to a user IS-IT-UOB
15 Monitor Types CRT (Cathode- Ray Tube) Less expensive Uses much more space Uses more energy Offers better viewing angles Legacy technology LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) More expensive Uses far less space More energy efficient Less viewable from an angle IS-IT-UOB
16 Computer Outputs Softcopy output Output on monitor or sounds from the speakers which are temporary Hardcopy output The output from printers, or printed output that can be physically handled, folded IS-IT-UOB
17 The Components of a Computer What is the system unit? Box-like case containing electronic components used to process data IS-IT-UOB
18 The Front Panel Power control Drive bays Memory card reader Productivity ports IS-IT-UOB
19 On the Back Ports for peripherals Types of ports: Serial and parallel Audio and video USB FireWire Connectivity Ethernet Modem IS-IT-UOB
20 Inside the System Unit Essential electronic components used to process data Types: Power supply Hard disk drive Motherboard CPU Expansion cards IS-IT-UOB
21 Power Controls Power-on button: Turns on system, should not be used to turn it off Other options: Sleep mode Hibernation Warm boot IS-IT-UOB
22 The Motherboard CPU RAM Expansion cards and slots Built-in components IS-IT-UOB
23 Memory Module Random access memory (RAM) Stores instructions and data Temporary (volatile) storage Operates in nanoseconds IS-IT-UOB
24 The Components of a Computer What is storage? Holds data, instructions, and information for future use IS-IT-UOB
25 Storage Media Capabilities IS-IT-UOB
26 The Components of a Computer What is communication device? Hardware component that enables a computer to send and receive data, instructions and information to and from one or more computers. A widely used communication device is the modem, which is used to connect your computer to the Internet through telephone line. IS-IT-UOB
27 Computer Software What is software? Set of programs / instructions that tells the computer what to do and how to do it System software Application software IS-IT-UOB
28 Computer Software What is system software? Programs that control or maintain the operations of the computer and its devices Operating System (OS) set of programs that coordinates all the activities of a computer. provides the interface between the user and the computer s hardware. Examples are Microsoft DOS, Microsoft Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP, Window7, UNIX, LINUX Utility Programs allow the users to perform functions such as printing file, copying file, listing file names etc IS-IT-UOB
29 Computer Software What is application software? Programs that perform specific tasks for users Software Suite Popular software applications bundled together as a single unit Word Processing Database Spreadsheet Presentation Graphics IS-IT-UOB
30 Application Software IS-IT-UOB
31 Buying Software Software may be purchased Through retail stores Online At computer shows Through catalogs Preinstalled software Web-based application software Hosted on a Web site Requires no installation on your computer Discounted software IS-IT-UOB
32 Freeware and Shareware Freeware: Copyrighted software you can get free Beta versions: Programs still under development Shareware: Software that allows users to run it for a limited time free of charge Open source: free to use IS-IT-UOB
33 Why Is a Computer So Powerful? The computer s strengths IS-IT-UOB
34 Categories of Computers Personal computers Mobile computers Midrange servers Mainframe computers Supercomputers IS-IT-UOB
35 Personal Computers Most popular personal computers are either desktop or notebook PCs What is a desktop computer? Designed so all of the components fit on or under a desk or table IS-IT-UOB
36 Personal Computers What is a notebook computer? Also called a laptop Portable, small enough to fit on your lap Generally more expensive than a desktop computer Can operate on batteries or a power supply or both IS-IT-UOB
37 Mobile Computers What is a tablet PC? Resembles a letter-sized slate Allows you to write on the screen using a stylus Smaller version is the modular computer IS-IT-UOB
38 Handheld Computers What is a handheld computer? Small enough to fit in your hand Used by mobile employees such as meter readers and delivery people IS-IT-UOB
39 Handheld Computers What is a personal digital assistant (PDA)? Provides personal organizer functions Calendar Appointment book Address book Calculator Notepad IS-IT-UOB
40 Handheld Computers What are Smart phones? Web-enabled telephone Allow you to check and access the Internet IS-IT-UOB
41 Categories of Computers Midrange server greater processing power, storage capacity and reliability than personal computers Typically supports several hundred and sometimes up to a few thousand connected computers. Known as minicomputers in the past. IS-IT-UOB
42 Categories of Computers Mainframe Large, expensive, very powerful, computer that can handle 100s or 1000s of connected computers Large storage capacity Used in large organizations IS-IT-UOB
43 Categories of Computers Supercomputer The fastest, most powerful and expensive computer. Used for applications requiring complex mathematical calculations such as medicine, aerospace, automotive design, online banking, weather forecasting, nuclear energy research & petroleum exploration IS-IT-UOB
44 Computer Applications in Society What are some examples of computer applications in society? Education Finance Government Healthcare Science Publishing Travel Industry IS-IT-UOB
45 Digital Home In a digital home, you can control home systems from your computer and via the Internet. IS-IT-UOB
46 Digital Home - Components Media computer with: TV tuner Radio tuner Media software Blu-ray, DVD, and/or CD Network adapter A network A digital television A digital media adapter A universal remote IS-IT-UOB
47 Networks What is a network? Collection of computers and devices connected via communications devices and transmission media Each computer or device connected to a the network is called a node. IS-IT-UOB
48 Networks What are the advantages of using a network? Facilitate communication Share hardware Share software Share data and information Transfer funds IS-IT-UOB
49 Client/Server Networks Server-based network Clients and servers Data flows efficiently Servers respond to requests from clients Servers perform specific tasks Scalable Centralized IS-IT-UOB
50 Wired Ethernet Networks Ethernet network adapters are used to connect nodes NIC card PC card USB adapter Computers are connected to each other using unshielded twisted pair cable Ethernet Phone IS-IT-UOB
51 Classifications of Client/Server Networks LAN Local area network Computers linked over a small geographic region IS-IT-UOB
52 Classifications of Client/Server Networks WAN Wide area network Computers linked over large geographic locations MAN Metropolitan area network Computers linked within a city or county IS-IT-UOB
53 Classifications of Client/Server Networks PAN Personal area network Wireless devices connected in close proximity to each other Intranet Private corporate network Protected by a firewall IS-IT-UOB
54 Classifications of Client/Server Networks Extranets Only certain corporations or individuals can access Useful for enabling electronic data interchange Use virtual private networks for security IS-IT-UOB
55 Network Topology Layout of computers and devices in network. Popular topologies are bus, ring, and star Bus network All computers and devices connect to central cable, or bus Inexpensive and easy to install Easy to add or delete devices from network Failure of one device does not affect the rest of the network IS-IT-UOB
56 Network Topology Ring network Cable forms closed ring, or loop, with all computers and devices arranged along ring Data travels from device to device around entire ring, in one direction If a computer or device on a ring network fails, all devices before the failed device are unaffected, but those after the failed device cannot function. IS-IT-UOB
57 Network Topology Star network All devices connect to a central system All data transferred from one computer to another passes through the central system Needs only one control unit But if control unit fails, the whole network fails IS-IT-UOB
58 Avoiding Data Collisions on an Ethernet Network IS-IT-UOB
59 URLs URL: Uniform Resource Locator Unique Web site address IS-IT-UOB
60 Internet Communications Instant messaging Podcasts Blogs and vlogs Webcasts Wikis Voice over Internet (VoIP) IS-IT-UOB
61 Social Networks Social networks: online personal networks MySpace.com and Facebook.com Members share common interests. Members communicate by voice, chat, IM, video, and blogs. Members create personalized profiles. Growth has been explosive. Risks must be recognized and reduced. IS-IT-UOB
62 Group Communication Internet social networks Multiplayer online game services Chat rooms Newsgroups Listservs IS-IT-UOB
63 Avoid hackers and viruses Protect your privacy Understand the real privacy and security risks Use the Internet wisely Avoid online annoyances Maintain your computer Make good purchase decisions Integrate the latest technology IS-IT-UOB
64 How Computers Are Attacked Trojan horse Backdoor program Zombies Denial of service attacks (DoS) Distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS) IS-IT-UOB
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