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It consisted of a wooden box containing rotating cylinders having digits from 0-9.
It could multiply, divide and find square roots of numbers.
Slide Rule:
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It was device developed by William Oughtred (English Mathematician) in 1920s.
It was based on the idea of logarithm.
It is used to solve problem of multiplications and divisions.
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It has 3 parts. Slide, Rule and Sliding Cursor.
Compare 1st and 3rd generation computers.
First Generation Computers (1940-1956):
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i) They used vacuum tube technology.
ii) Vacuum tubes produce lot of heat and needs to be cooled with A.C.
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iii) Their examples were ENIAC, UNIVAC-I, IBM-604, Mark-I and EDSAC etc.
iv) This generation computers had following short comings:
a. Very big in size
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b. Slow in speed and have less memory
c. Large power consumption
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d. Difficult maintenance.
Third Generation Computers (1963-1971):
i) They used Integrated circuits consisting of transistors, diode and resistances.
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ii) These computers were smaller and consume very less power.
iii) These computers used more versatile programs like real time programming.
iv) They can run different applications at the same time.
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v) Their examples were Burroughs 6700, IBM System / 360, System 3 and
Control Data Corporations 3300 and 6600.
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LCDs are flicker free and avoid headaches and eyestrain.
LCDs are smaller than CRT monitor.
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LCD needs lesser energy than CRT Monitors.
What will happen if storage devices are removed from a computer?
If storage devices are removed from a computer then it will not possible to store the
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information and information retrieval.
Differentiate between systems software and application software.
System Software:
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It is a collection of programs which makes the use of computer easy and efficient.
Highly experienced computer programmers develop system software.
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For example operating system, device drivers and utility program etc.
Application Software:
Application software is developed for computer users to solve their problems such
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as preparing a letter, creating a presentation or managing a database.
Commonly used application software includes productivity software, business
software, entertainment software and education software.
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How a student can use computer to improve academic performance?
Using Computer Applications will:
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User-friendly interface.
Advanced search and retrieval.
Multiple access / Universal accessibility.
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ii) Vacuum tubes produce lot of heat and needs to be cooled with A.C.
iii) Their examples were ENIAC, UNIVAC-I, IBM-604, Mark-I and EDSAC etc.
iv) This generation computers had following short comings:
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a. Very big in size
b. Slow in speed and have less memory
c. Large power consumption
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d. Difficult maintenance.
Second Generation Computers (1956-1963):
i) They used transistors instead of vacuum tubes.
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ii) They are reliable and cheaper.
iii) They used punch card readers, magnetic tapes and printers.
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iv) They use assembly language.
v) High level programming languages were introduced like FORTRAN and
COBOL in these computers.
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vi) Their examples were UNIVAC-II, IBM 7030, 7780 and 7090, NCR 300 etc.
Third Generation Computers (1963-1971):
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i) They used Integrated circuits consisting of transistors, diode and resistances.
ii) These computers were smaller and consume very less power.
iii) These computers used more versatile programs like real time programming.
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Integration) chips.
ii) Microprocessors were also developed in fourth generation.
iii) They are very fast and have large memory capacity.
iv) Large variety of softwares are present in these computers.
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v) They support multimedia software that combine text, image, sound and
videos.
vi) They use modern languages like C, C++, Java etc.
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vii) Their examples are Pentium Series, Dual Core, Core i3, i5 and i7 etc.
Fifth Generation Computers (Upcoming):
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Examples are IBM zEnterprise EC12, EC196, HP16500 etc.
Minicomputer:
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These are introduced in 1960s after development of IC chips.
These are less expensive and smaller than mainframe computers.
They can execute Billions of instructions per second.
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They are also using cutting edge technology now a days.
Their examples are IBM System/36 and HP 3000.
Microcomputer:
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These are less expensive and smallest computers.
These are being used in all application areas like homes, offices etc.
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These are introduced in 1970s after development of micro-processor.
They can execute millions of instructions per second.
Their examples are IBM, HP, Dell, Toshiba etc.
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Explain the basic operations of a computer.
Input Operation:
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A computer works in the light of instructions (input) given to it.
Input is given by a user using keyboard or mouse.
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Microprocessor fetches the data from memory and Control Unit (CU) decodes the
instructions.
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Output Operation:
The Control Unit displays the results on the monitor or print it on paper. Results
can also be saved on hard disk for future use.
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Multimedia Designer:
He is a person, who presents information in attractive manner.
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He creates digital images and videos using various software.
He can edit, split and combine images and videos.
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Describe the following types of application software.
Productivity Software:
They include word processing, spreadsheet and database management.
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They are used to speed up daily routine tasks.
They help to work in organized and efficient manner.
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Business Software:
They help to run any kind of business in efficient way.
Some examples are accounting, sales, marketing and inventory softwares etc.
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Entertainment Software:
They are used for entertainment purpose.
Games are most popular entertainment softwares.
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They also help to improve skills like typing tutors etc.
Education Software:
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