FM - AGS 2001 What computers are good at ? The advantages of ICT.

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FM - AGS 2001 What computers are good at ? The advantages of ICT

FM - AGS 2001 Original uses First computers (40s) used for calculations –Trajectory of shells –Mathematical problems –Physics research much faster and more accurate than humans

FM - AGS 2001 Original Uses As storage systems were developed new uses came –stock control (e.g. LEO) –payroll systems –financial systems –machine control

FM - AGS 2001 Original Uses 1970s - first minicomputers much cheaper (still £10s thousands ) brought new uses –laboratory systems –insurance quotations –space craft control

FM - AGS 2001 Original Uses 70s onwards - Personal Computers even more uses –text processing –office calculations –graphics –etc.etc.

FM - AGS st Century Storage, processing power etc. very cheap Computers ubiquitous 6 core uses Repetitive calculations Vast storage Searching and sorting Combining data Fast response Communications

FM - AGS 2001 Repetitive calculation Current systems perform millions of calculations per second –Payroll systems –Banks –Billing systems –Scientific research –Satellite navigation and data processing –Computer games

FM - AGS 2001 Vast storage Modern systems store 100s billions of data items –Customer billing –Stock control –Government databases –Internet

FM - AGS 2001 Searching and Sorting Allow retrieval of related information quickly and accurately –Banks –Billing Systems –Police databases –Retailing systems –Stock Control

FM - AGS 2001 Combining data Analysis of data shows up patterns and trends not previously seen –Satellite imaging –Medical Research –Scientific Research –Police databases (e.g. HOLMES 2) –Astronomical Research

FM - AGS 2001 Fast Response Allows ‘real time’ feedback –Retail Systems –Banking (e.g. ATM) –Computer Games –Engine Management –Ticket Booking systems –Medical monitoring

FM - AGS 2001 Communications In recent years has revolutionised world of communications –Internet –Cell Phones –Digital Broadcasting –Satellite communications –Global Positioning System (GPS) –Military Use

FM - AGS 2001 Dependence on IT Technology based countries now totally reliant on computers Even small scale failure costly Major systems could not now function without computers Water, Gas, Electricity supply T.V., Radio, phones Food/Fuel transport,Rail, Air travel Financial Systems

FM - AGS 2001 The Future Even more reliance on technology USA prediction ‘by 2010 all manufactured items will have some form of computer hardware included’ –from ID chips to control and beyond UK prediction ‘by 2030 all humans will have some form computer technology embedded’ –Health monitoring, surveillance, ID chip

FM - AGS 2001 The End