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A programmable computing device

Computer

Operates data one at a time

Digital Computer

The representation of data reflects the properties of data

Analog Computer

Who are the two people involved in Analog Computers

James Thomson


Vannevar Bush

Invented wheels and disc integrators used in mechanical analog devices

James Thomson

Created first large-scale analog computer called "Differential Analyzer"

Vannevar Bush

What are the four generations in Digital Computer?

Vacuum Tubes (First Gen)


Transistors (Second Gen)


Integrated Circuit (Third Gen)


Microprocessors (Fourth Gen)

Dependent on the flow of electric current in a vacuum

Vacuum Tube

Fundamental building blocks of modern computer system. Much cheaper and smaller than vacuum tubes.

Transistors

Created Integrated Circuits in 1958

Jack Kilby

Consists of a set of electronic circuits on a small chip of semiconductor material smaller than a circuit made on independent components

Integrated Circuits

Key Components of Computer

Input Unit


Output Unit


Central Processing Unit (CPU)

Three Components of CPU

Memory Unit


Control Unit


Arithmetic-Logical Unit

Respond to the instruction it receives from the user and input the information

Input Unit

Data from input unit proceeds to this before executing

CPU

When data reaches the processor of input data, this unit saves it immediately

Memory Unit

Manages computer device functions and the central component of CPU

Control Unit

Responsible for mathematical calculations and issues the computer system deals with while functioning

Arithmetic-Logical Unit

Where the data is shown

Output Unit

Collection of software programs and commands that control the computer hardware to make it usable

Operating System (OS)

Advantages of OS

Abstraction


Executable Programs


User-Friendly

Hides details

Abstraction

Execute programs and applications

Executable Programs

Easy to use format resources

User-Friendly

Disadvantage of OS

Volatility


Expensive


Unpredictable

Lose all the contents stored

Volatility

Financial Burden

Expensive

Never secure

Unpredictable

Four Examples of Operating System

Microsoft Windows


Mac OS


Android


iOS

Created by Microsoft

Microsoft Windows

Desktop operating system by Apple Inc

Mac OS

Developed by Google and Open Handset Alliance

Android

Mobile Operating System by Apple Inc

iOS

Network of webpages

Web (World Wide Web)

He invented Web

Tim Burners-Lee

When was the first ever website went live

August 6, 1991

It was available to other CERN users in this time

March 1991

Massive interconnections of network

Internet

During this time, he started the global computer network

1960s

He started an idea for global computer network

Joseph Carl Robnett Licklider

PhoneNet system were founded during this time

1980s

ARPANET discommissioned. Tim Burners-Lee made HTML and URL

1990s

This is the time for the rise and burst of dot-com bubble

2000s

Application built on the internet

Web

Infrastructure that connects computer networks

Internet

4 Sectors Impacted by the Internet

Communication


Information


Entertainment


Education

Benefits from telephones and televisions

Communication

Internet gave access to information online from old books to e-books

Information

One of the most impacted areas

Entertainment

Significant to lockdowns due to COVID-19

Education

Worlds first microprocessor

Intel P4004 1969

Two Basic Part of Computer

Hardware


Software

Physical

Hardware

List of Commands

Software

Provides building blocks to today's microcomputers

Microprocessors