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    This document discusses the key components of a computer system, including hardware, software, data, and users. It explains that hardware devices work together to perform input, processing, storage, and output of data. Software includes programs, documentation, operating systems, and applications. Data represents stored facts and observations that are encoded using binary numbers. Users operate the computer by providing instructions and managing files and systems.

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    This document discusses the key components of a computer system, including hardware, software, data, and users. It explains that hardware devices work together to perform input, processing, storage, and output of data. Software includes programs, documentation, operating systems, and applications. Data represents stored facts and observations that are encoded using binary numbers. Users operate the computer by providing instructions and managing files and systems.

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    Java The Complete Reference

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    This document discusses the key components of a computer system, including hardware, software, data, and users. It explains that hardware devices work together to perform input, processing, storage, and output of data. Software includes programs, documentation, operating systems, and applications. Data represents stored facts and observations that are encoded using binary numbers. Users operate the computer by providing instructions and managing files and systems.

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    • Demonstrate the function of a given

    hardware, software, data and user.


    • Discuss the role of the computer
    architecture component.
    • is a set of integrated devices that input, output,
    process, and store data and information
    Parts of the
    Computer
    System
    1. Hardware
    2. Software
    3. Data
    4. User
    • Input
    • Process
    • Store
    • Output
    - Processes data by executing instructions
    - Provides input and output
    • Hardware devices work together to
    perform input, processing, data storage,
    and output.
    • Anything that can be touched
    - Instructions executed by the system
    • Computer programs
    • Documentation
    • System software
    • Computer system platform
    • Application software
    • Perform common computer hardware functions
    • Provide a user interface
    • Provide a degree of hardware independence
    • Manage system memory
    • Manage processing tasks
    • Provide networking capability
    • Control access to system resources
    • Manage files
    • Fundamental representation of facts and
    observations
    • Computer data are stored using the
    binary number system
    •People operating the computer
    •Tell the computer what to do
    • Role depends on ability
    • Setup the system
    • Install software
    • Mange files
    • Maintain the system
    • “Userless” computers
    • Run with no user input
    • Automated systems
    • The first speaker is given 20 seconds to say
    something about the presented object in terms
    of the advantages, disadvantages and when or
    where to use it. The second speaker is given 20
    seconds to affirm or contradict the statements
    of the first speaker.
    • Ideas Presented – 10 points
    • Speaking Skills – 10 points
    • Total = 20 points

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