Saturday, April 27, 2013

Introduction To Computing

As a first step toward understanding and learning to use computers, this section give you a peek at these fascinating machines. You will learn about the types of hardware that all computer system use, as well as the types of software that make run. You also will see that without a user someone like you a computer system is not really complete.

Introduction To Computing

Computer

Computer Is An Electronic 
Device Which Is Use To 
Process Data And 
Make It Meaningful. Now A Days Computer Is Use In Every Field Of Life. 

 

How Many Parts Of Computer!!

A Complete Computer System Consists Of Four Parts:


Hardware:                              Software:   
Data:                                                     Users(One or More): 


Hardware

The physical devices that make up the computer are called hardware. Hardware is any part of the computer you can touch. A computer's hardware consists of inter-connected electronic devices that you can use to control the computer's operation, input, and output.   
                




                           Software


Software is a set of instructions
that makes the computer able 
to perform tasks. In other
words, software tells the 
computer what to do. 
Software are of two types.
System Software   
            &   
Application Software 
                          

                            Users

People are the computer operators,
also known as users. It can be 
argued that some computer system
are complete without  person's
involvement; however, no computer
is totally autonomous. Even if 
a computer can do its job without
a person sitting in front of it, 
people still design, build, program, 
and repair computer systems. 
                                 

                                   Data   

Data consists of individual facts 
or bits of information, which by 
themselves may not make much 
sense to a person. The computer 
reads and stores data of all kinds 
weather words, numbers, images, 
or sounds in the form of numbers. 
Consequently, computerized data 
is digital, meaning that it has been
 reduced to digits, or numbers.