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COMP 101 Introduction

TAs Deven Ryan Zach Sarah

How a Computer Works Question: What film character is a good analogy to a computer? Answer It is actually a very simple machine: It executes exactly what it is told to do

What is the Internet? The machines The connections The content

The Internet in 1980

The Internet Circa 1998

Viewing a Web Page Server Web Server Pages SERVER web page repository WEB PAGE instructions stores information and instructions BROWSER retrieves web page and follows instructions 2 1 3 Client Browser

Files and Folders How does the computer know where to find information? Can you use the same name more than once? Where are files stored?