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    Charles Babbage is considered the father of the computer for originating the concept of a programmable digital computer in the 19th century. Major developments included ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer filling an entire room in 1946. UNIVAC was the first commercially produced electronic computer in 1951. IBM introduced computers with memory and operating systems in the 1950s. The Internet was conceived in 1962, and personal computing grew with the Apple Macintosh in 1984 and Microsoft Windows in 1985-1990. The evolution of the computer was driven by collaboration and innovative ideas that transformed individual concepts into powerful machines.

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    Charles Babbage is considered the father of the computer for originating the concept of a programmable digital computer in the 19th century. Major developments included ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer filling an entire room in 1946. UNIVAC was the first commercially produced electronic computer in 1951. IBM introduced computers with memory and operating systems in the 1950s. The Internet was conceived in 1962, and personal computing grew with the Apple Macintosh in 1984 and Microsoft Windows in 1985-1990. The evolution of the computer was driven by collaboration and innovative ideas that transformed individual concepts into powerful machines.

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    Charles Babbage is considered the father of the computer for originating the concept of a programmable digital computer in the 19th century. Major developments included ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer filling an entire room in 1946. UNIVAC was the first commercially produced electronic computer in 1951. IBM introduced computers with memory and operating systems in the 1950s. The Internet was conceived in 1962, and personal computing grew with the Apple Macintosh in 1984 and Microsoft Windows in 1985-1990. The evolution of the computer was driven by collaboration and innovative ideas that transformed individual concepts into powerful machines.

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    Grade 7 - Week 1

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    Charles Babbage is considered the father of the computer for originating the concept of a programmable digital computer in the 19th century. Major developments included ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer filling an entire room in 1946. UNIVAC was the first commercially produced electronic computer in 1951. IBM introduced computers with memory and operating systems in the 1950s. The Internet was conceived in 1962, and personal computing grew with the Apple Macintosh in 1984 and Microsoft Windows in 1985-1990. The evolution of the computer was driven by collaboration and innovative ideas that transformed individual concepts into powerful machines.

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    HISTORY OF

    COMPUTER
    Mark Dave Castillo Bullong
    Information and Communications Technology
    Subject Orientation
    • In this quarter you are expected to become familiar
    with the computer system and its different parts.
    • The performance task is 70% and written task is 30%.
    You are expected to do your 2-performance tasks and 2-
    written tasks for quarter 1.
    Values Integration
    “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brothers
    to dwell together in unity!” – Psalm 133:1
    BACKWARD GLANCE
    Statement of Objectives
    In this lesson you will understand the evolution of
    computers.
    COMPUTER -An electronic machine
    that processes data.
    - Works very fast, saves time
    and energy, acts a storage,
    it is multi-functional.
    *** What is a data?
    - it is the information
    Camera given to the computer.
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    HISTORY OF COMPUTER
    CHARLES BABBAGE
    • was an English polymath.
    • a mathematician, philosopher, inventor and
    mechanical engineer.
    • originated the concept of a digital
    programmable computer.
    • he is considered by some to be "
    father of the computer“
    • he invented the first computer in 19th century.
    CHARLES BABBAGE
    • Born – December 26, 1791 in
    London (likely Soutwark)
    • Died - October 18, 1871
    (aged 79) in Marylebone,
    London, UK
    YEAR - 1946
    • Electronic Numerical Integrator
    and Computer (ENIAC). It is
    considered as the worlds
    first created computer that fills
    a large room.
    Year - 1951
    • UNIVAC – Universal Automatic
    Computer dedicates the first
    commercially produced
    electronic computer.
    • It was developed by J. Presper
    Eckert and John Mauchly
    Year - 1953
    • International Business
    Machine (IBM) 650 and 700
    series computer had a
    memory and operating
    system.
    Year - 1962
    • J.C.R. Licklider conceived
    of an Inter-galactic
    network of computers,
    also known as Internet.
    Year - 1984
    • Steve Jobs and
    Apple provided the
    Macintosh computer with
    its icon driven interface.
    Year - 1985 - 1990
    • Bill gates and
    Microsoft introduced the
    windows operating
    system, which forever
    changed desktop
    computing.
    SUMMARY OF THE
    LESSON
    • The evolution of computer shows the
    collaboration of ideas by innovative people
    with a common purpose.
    • Each part of the computer was a silly idea
    of an individual without expecting that
    when put together could do an amazing job.
    THE END

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