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Computer Basics CTE Introduction Information Technology Unit
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Computers Hardware Software
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Hardware Monitor Let’s talk about hardware first.
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Hardware Keyboard
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Hardware Mouse
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Hardware Headphones
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Hardware Speakers
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Hardware Printer
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Types of computers Still talking about hardware...
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PCs or Personal Computers Desktop
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Portable Notebook Laptop Netbook PCs or Personal Computers
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Tablet I-Pad Kindle HP
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Hand-Held I-Phone Droid PCs or Personal Computers
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Types of computers Still talking about hardware but these are the BIG BOYS!
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Supercomputers process very large amounts of information Predict hurricanes Satellite images Navigation Military war scenarios Calculations on the stock market.
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used by government and businesses to process very large amounts of information. Credit card companies Hospitals Military Governments Mainframes
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Ahhh, these things make the computer easier to use... Input Keyboard Mouse Microphone Scanner Fax Barcode reader Web Cam Output Monitor Printer Speakers Headphones Fax
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These things are also called PERIPHERAL devices... Input Keyboard Mouse Microphone Scanner Fax Barcode reader Web Cam Output Monitor Printer Speakers Headphones Fax Computers can still work without these things – remotely!
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Storage Devices A place to keep data. Hard Disk & External Hard Disk CD’s & DVD’s Magnetic Tape Flash Memory/Jump Drive/Thumb Drive Last thing about hardware...
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Hardware Jobs Computer Chip Technicians Computer/Network Engineers Computer Equipment Repair
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Software Now let’s talk about software...
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Software Now let’s talk about software... Go between the user (YOU) and the hardware. Programs (also called applications) or APPS
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Three Types of Software Operating System Software Device driver software Application Software
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Operating System Software Directs all the activities and sets all the rules for how the hardware and software will work together. Examples: Windows 2010, Unix, Linux, MAC OS, etc.
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Operating Systems GUI stands for Graphical User Interface Uses pictures (icons) to represent files, folders, disk drives, modems, printers, etc. GUI’s were created to make using a computer easier, more interesting, non-threatening to inexperienced users.
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Device Driver Software Allows peripherals to communicate with the OS (operating system).
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Software Word Processing
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Software Presentation
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Software Spreadsheet
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Software Games
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Software Browser to the Internet
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Computer Programmers Systems Engineers Web Designers Software Jobs
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