Introduction to Computing Chapter 2 – Part 2 Industry of Computing William Johnson Julia Benson-Slaughter

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Introduction to Computing Chapter 2 – Part 2 Industry of Computing William Johnson Julia Benson-Slaughter

Industry of Computing Basics of Software Piracy and Copyrights Two Main Categories  System software  Application software Installation and Updates Security (Anti-virus)

Basics of Software It is only one’s and zero's. How is software represented inside a computer? What does the computer do when numbers are entered? Binary is the language of any computer.

Basics of Software Binary can represent anything that can be stored inside a computer. A number system not unlike decimal Compare to decimal (0-9) Start at 0 (0 = 00 = 000 =...) What to do for ten? Increase adjacent left digit by one, start right digit over with 0 10, 11, 12,...,19, 20, 21, 22,..., 29, 30, 31, 32, … Increase next adjacent left digit by one 100, 101, 102,..., 109, 110…

Basics of Software

Buy or Use What Comes With the Computer?  WordPad versus Microsoft Word  Windows defender versus Symantec Buy or Download Free (or Almost Free)? What is a User License?

Basics of Software Evaluate Needs and Cost of Software.  Is there already an app for that? Ensure Your Computer Will “work with” the new Software.  Check requirements and your system's configuration

Basics of Software Commercial Software – Buy Online or in a Retail Store. ShareWare Software – Try it Before You Buy it. DemoWare – Trial Version that Expires.  May be limited in functions/features  Could have limited time for running  Might be capped at how many times you run the demoware  Usually hard to remove after trial is over  Includes a “nagging” feature to buy it

Basics of Software OpenSource is Free From Cost  Will include (most times) the source code  Can be modified by an individual  Usually licensed “not for resale” FreeWare is Free from Cost but...  Will not include source code  Can copy, distribute freely  Cannot be modified or resold

Basics of Software User License has Many Formats  Single user  Multiple user  Site license  Shrink wrap license End User License Agreement (EULA) Public Domain Software Creative Commons Licensing

Basics of Software Piracy is Real Copyrights Protect Many Things Signs of Pirated Software  Packaging (poor graphics, hand written)  Marked differently (OEM, Academic, NFR)  Multiple software systems on a single DVD  Photocopied user manual

System Software Operating system  Master controller for computer hardware  Allows you to interact with hardware Utilities  Monitor health of computer  Prevents most BSOD  Protects against viruses  Keeps data safely stored

System Software Operating system – how many out there?  UNIX (Linux, Ubuntu)  Windows  Mac OS  IOS  Android  Chrome (UNIX variant)  FireFox (under development)

System Software Operating system – boot process  Starts when power is turned on  Read ROM for master instructions  Begin to execute (run) these instructions  Read secondary storage (C Drive)  Load Operating System files into RAM (main memory) and execute instructions

Security Software Protects your computer against viruses:  Worms  Bots (zombie takeover)  Trojan Horses  Spyware How do you know if you're infected?  System slow down  Lots of popups  Slow startup  Current security software is disabled

Security Software Antivirus Software (utility software)  Purchase from the web (some are free)  Office supply stores  Electronics and computer stores How does it detect a virus?  Virus signature (patterns in a file)  Keep updates current  Perform a weekly scan on your entire system

Application Software Productivity Financial Entertainment Web Apps Portable / Mobile Apps

Application Software Productivity Components  Word Processor  Spreadsheet, calculations, and formulas  Presentation software  Database software Examples  Microsoft Office (Commercial)  OpenOffice (Open Source)  LibreOffice (Open Source)  Others?

Classroom Activity In class activity and finish as homework. Install portable “Open Office” to a flash drive. (Windows only.)  Found here: Compare and contrast the word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation software (powerpoint). Write a paragraph on each of the three.

Industry of Computing Hardware Software Services Jobs

Services Computer Services are actions performed that are related to computer hardware, software, Internet access, cloud computing, telecom, e-commerce, and electronics. How do you get your PC repaired? Where do you buy Software? Who connects you to the Internet?

Services “My computer is broken and I can't boot up.” PC repair service companies / individuals  Remove viruses / check  “tune up” your computer  Install upgrades  Install new application software

Services “My Network is not working with the Internet.” Internet Service Providers  Troubleshoot network connections  Configure security for a firewall  Setup remote “VPN” connectivity

Services “We need a database system.” Large corporations that offer:  Analysis of business needs for IT.  Specification of a solution including estimated costs.  Install systems for business need.  Offer on going support to keep the systems operational and up to date.

Industry of Computing Hardware Software Services Jobs

Industry of Computing The work you choose will be computer or IT centric. Some degree or industry certification will be required.  Microsoft Certified Professional  Cisco CCNA certifications  Comp TIA+ (vendor neutral)  Associates degree in CS or BIS  Undergraduate degree in CS or BIS  Some sort of work experience in the field

Industry of Computing Resources for finding jobs:       Others??

Homework Assignment Interview someone that works in the computer industry. Ask questions related to:  What types of computers are used?  Are there databases and if so, what kind (manufacture)?  How many “IT” people work there?  What kind of degree(s) does the person have?  Any productivity software used.  Any vertical market software used.

SUMMARY Computer hardware:  internal storage  external storage  Peripherals  Binary is the language of computing  Digital media Computer software:  Represented in binary  System  Application  Productivity  Horizontal

SUMMARY Computer services:  IT  Personal  Big Business Computer Jobs:  System  Application  Productivity  Horizontal

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