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TECHNOLOGY GUIDE TWO Computer Software
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TECHNOLOGY GUIDE OUTLINE TG2.1 Significance of Software TG2.2 Systems Software TG2.3 Application Software TG2.4 Software Issues TG2.5 Programming Languages
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES Differentiate between the two major types of software. Describe the general functions of the operating system. Describe the major types of application software.
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES (continued) Describe the major software issues that organizations face today. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of open-source software. Explain how software has evolved and consider trends for the future.
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TG2.1 Significance of Software Computer program Stored program concept Documentation
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Significance of Software (continued)
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Types of Software System software Application software
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TG2.2 Systems Software System control programs Operating system Apple OS X Leopard
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Functions of the Operating System Multitasking/multiprogramming Multithreading Multiprocessing Virtual Memory Graphical user interface (GUI) Social interface
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Example of Social Interface Using an Avatar Avatar
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System Support Programs System support programs System utilities System performance monitors System security monitors
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TG2.3 Application Software Proprietary application software Contract software Off-the-shelf application software Package
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TG2.4 Software Issues Software defects Software evaluation and selection Software licensing Open systems Open source software Software-as-a-Service
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TG2.5 Programming Languages First-generation language or Machine Language Second-generation language or Assembly language Third-generation language or Procedural language Fourth-generation language or Non- procedural language Visual programming languages
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Object-Oriented Languages Object-Oriented Languages: Programming language that encapsulate a small amount of data with instructions about what to do with data. Methods Object Encapsulation Reusability feature
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Hypertext Markup Language and Extensible Markup Language Hypertext Hyperlinks Hypertext document Hypertext markup language (HTML) Extensible markup language (XML)
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Comparison of HTML and XML
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