University College Cork IRELAND Systems Software and Hardware Fundamentals Lecturer: Dr. Tom Butler.

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University College Cork IRELAND Systems Software and Hardware Fundamentals Lecturer: Dr. Tom Butler

University College Cork IRELAND Software and Firmware Application Software System Software Firmware Hardware Computer Logic Circuits

University College Cork IRELAND Layers and Views of a Computer System End User Programmer Operating- System Designer Computer Hardware Operating-System Utilities Application Programs

University College Cork IRELAND Process or Software Management Operating System Functions Hardware or I/O Management Memory Management File Management Operating System Microsoft ® Windows 2000 ®

University College Cork IRELAND Features of Windows 2000Multitasking Memory Support SMP Scalability Plug and Play Clustering File Systems NTFSQoS Remote Installation Services Multitasking Memory Support SMP Scalability Plug and Play Clustering File SystemsQoS Terminal Services Multitasking Memory Support SMP Scalability Plug and Play Clustering File Systems NTFS Terminal Services QoS Operating System Microsoft ® Windows 2000 ® Active Directory

University College Cork IRELAND Servers Workstation Versions of Windows 2000/3 Windows 2000 Professional Windows 2000/3 Advanced Server Windows 2000/3 Server Windows 2000/3 Datacenter Server

University College Cork IRELAND Intel 845 Chipset

University College Cork IRELAND Intel 850 Chipset

University College Cork IRELAND CPU Architecture