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GEIC1010

 INTRODUTION
 TO COMPUTER
 LITERACY
A World of Computers

  What is computer literacy (digital literacy)?
     Current knowledge and understanding
      of computers and their uses
     Computers are everywhere




p. 4-5 Fig. 1-1                                   Next
What Is a Computer?
  How is a computer defined?
        Electronic device operating under the control of
         instructions stored in its own memory


                                           Processes data into
           Accepts data                    information
              Collection of
                                               Conveys meaning and is
              unprocessed items
                                               useful to people



                      Produces and stores results


p. 6                                                               Next
What Is a Computer?
  What is the information processing cycle?
               Input
               Process
               Output
               Storage
               Communication




p. 6 Fig. 1-2                                 Next
The Components of a Computer
     What is an input
       device?
                  Hardware used
                   to enter data
                   and instructions




Click to view Web Link,
click Chapter 1, Click Web Link
from left navigation,
then click Input Devices
below Chapter 1
   p. 7 Fig. 1-3                      Next
The Components of a Computer
     What is an output device?
               Hardware that
                conveys
                information
                to one or more
                people




Click to view Web Link,
click Chapter 1, Click Web Link
from left navigation,
then click Output Devices
below Chapter 1
   p. 7 - 8 Fig. 1-3                Next
The Components of a Computer
  What is the system unit?
       Case that contains
     the electronic
     components of the
     computer that are
     used to process data




p. 7 - 8 Fig. 1-3                Next
The Components of a Computer
  What are two main components on the motherboard?

       Processor
         Also called a Central Processing Unit (CPU)
         The electronic component that interprets and carries
         out the basic instructions that operate the computer


       Memory
         Consists of electronic components that store
         instructions waiting to be executed and data needed by
         those instructions

p. 8                                                        Next
The Components of a Computer
  What is storage?
        Holds data, instructions, and information
         for future use

               Storage media
               Storage media
                     Physical material on which data, instructions,
                      Physical material on which data, instructions,
                     and information are stored
                      and information are stored


               Storage device
               Storage device
                     Records and retrieves items to and from
                      Records and retrieves items to and from
                     storage media
                      storage media



p. 8                                                                   Next
The Components of a Computer
  What is a USB flash drive?


           Portable storage device
            Portable storage device
           Small and lightweight enough
            Small and lightweight enough
           to be transported on a keychain
            to be transported on a keychain
           or in a pocket
            or in a pocket
           The average USB flash drive
            The average USB flash drive
           can hold about 2 billion
            can hold about 2 billion
           characters
            characters



p. 8                                          Next
The Components of a Computer
  What is a hard disk?
     Provides greater storage
      capacity than a
      USB flash drive


     Most are housed inside
      the system unit




p. 8 Fig. 1-4                    Next
The Components of a Computer
  What is a compact disc?
     Flat, round, portable metal disc
                   CD
                   DVD




p. 9 Fig. 1-5                            Next
The Components of a Computer
     What is a communications device?

                          Hardware component that
                           Hardware component that
                             enables aacomputer to
                              enables computer to
                      send and receive data, instructions,
                       send and receive data, instructions,
                                and information
                                 and information

                                          Occurs over cables, telephone
                                           Occurs over cables, telephone
                                          lines, cellular radio networks,
                                           lines, cellular radio networks,
                                               satellites, and other
                                                satellites, and other
                                                transmission media
                                                 transmission media
Click to view Web Link,
click Chapter 1, Click Web Link
from left navigation,
then click Communications
Devices below Chapter 1
   p. 9                                                                      Next
Advantages and Disadvantages
  of Using Computers
  What are the advantages of using computers?



           Speed             Reliability    Consistency




                   Storage        Communications



p. 10                                                     Next
Advantages and Disadvantages
  of Using Computers
  What are the disadvantages of using computers?


                      Violation of
                                          Public Safety
                        Privacy


              Impact on                            Impact on
                               Health Risks
             Labor Force                          Environment




p. 10 - 11                                                 Next
Networks and the Internet
  What is a network?
     Collection of computers and devices connected together,
               often wirelessly
Used to share
Used to share

        Resources
        Resources
                  Hardware
                  Hardware
                   devices Software
                    devices Software
                            programs
                             programs                     Saves
                                                          Saves
                                        Data
                                        Data              time
                                                           time
                                             Information
                                              Information  and
                                                            and
                                                          money
                                                          money

p. 11                                                        Next
Networks and the Internet
  What is a server?
     A server controls
      access to resources
      on a network
     Clients, or
      workstations,
      request resources
      from the server




p. 11 Fig. 1-6                Next
Networks and the Internet
     What is the Internet?
        Worldwide collection of networks that connects
         millions of businesses, government agencies, educational
         institutions, and individuals




Click to view Web Link,
click Chapter 1, Click Web Link
from left navigation,
then click Internet
below Chapter 1
   p. 12 Fig. 1-7                                           Next
Networks and the Internet
  Why do users access the Internet?
  1. Communications
  2. Research and Information
  3. Shopping
  4. Banking and Investing
  5. Classes
  6. Entertainment
  7. Download Music
  8. Share Information




p. 12 - 13 Fig. 1-8                   Next
Networks and the Internet
     What is the Web?
        Billions of documents, called Web pages, available to
         anyone connected to the Internet
                                           You can share
                                            You can share                    A podcast is
                                                                              A podcast is
      A Web site is
      A Web site is                   information on aasocial
                                       information on social                recorded audio
                                                                             recorded audio
     aacollection of
        collection of                networking Web site or
                                      networking Web site or             stored on aaWeb site
                                                                          stored on Web site
   related Web pages
    related Web pages                     aaphoto sharing
                                             photo sharing                     that can be
                                                                                that can be
                                            community
                                             community                        downloaded
                                                                               downloaded

                     A Web page contains
                     A Web page contains                 A blog consists of time-
                                                         A blog consists of time-
                     text, graphics, audio,
                      text, graphics, audio,               stamped articles in
                                                            stamped articles in
                       video, and links to
                        video, and links to
Click to view                                                aajournal format
                                                                journal format
Web Link,               other Web pages
                         other Web pages
click Chapter 1,
Click Web Link
from left navigation,
then click Sharing Videos
 below Chapter 1
    p. 12 - 14                                                                      Next
Computer Software

  What is software?



          Consists of a series
           Consists of a series
          of instructions that
           of instructions that   Also called a
                                  Also called a
          tells the computer
           tells the computer      program
                                    program
            what to do and
             what to do and
               how to do it
               how to do it




p. 15                                             Next
Computer Software

  What is a graphical user interface (GUI)?
     Allows you to
      interact with the
      software using text,
      graphics, and visual
      images such as
      icons
     Controls how you
      enter data and
      instructions and
      how the screen
      displays
      information
p. 15 Fig. 1-10                               Next
Computer Software

     What is system software?
       Programs that control or maintain the operations of
        the computer and its devices



                       Operating System (OS)
                       Operating System (OS)
                       is aaset of programs
                        is set of programs
                       that coordinates all
                        that coordinates all
                       activities among
                        activities among
                       computer hardware       Utility Programs allow the user to
                                               Utility Programs allow the user to
                        computer hardware      perform maintenance-type tasks
                       devices
                        devices                 perform maintenance-type tasks
                                               usually related to managing aa
                                                usually related to managing
Click to view Web Link,
click Chapter 1, Click
                                               computer, its devices or its programs
                                                computer, its devices or its programs
Web Link from
left navigation, then click
Windows Vista below Chapter 1

  p. 15-16                                                                              Next
Computer Software

  What is application software?
     Programs designed to make
      users more productive

                    Word
                               Spreadsheet
                  Processing

                               Presentation
                  Database
                                 Graphics




p. 16 Fig. 1-11                               Next
Computer Software
                                                     JavaScript
  What is a programmer?
     Someone who develops
      software
                 Programmer writes
                  the instructions to
                  direct the computer
                  to process data into
                  information




                                   Web application
p. 18 Fig. 1-13                                         Next
Categories of Computers

  What are the categories of computers?
               Personal Computers
                    (desktop)
                                    Mobile Computers and
                                      Mobile Devices

                 Game Consoles


                                            Servers


                   Mainframes


                                        Supercomputers


               Embedded Computers
p. 19                                                      Next
Personal Computers

     What are the two most popular styles of personal
     computers?
                                 PC and compatibles      Apple Macintosh
                                  use the Windows          usually uses the
                                  operating system         Macintosh operating
                                                           system (Mac OS X)




Click to view Web Link,
click Chapter 1, Click
Web Link from left
navigation, then click Personal
Computers below Chapter 1
   p. 19 - 20 Figs. 1-15–1-16                                             Next
Personal Computers
  What is a desktop computer?
     Designed so all of the components fit entirely on
      or under a desk or table




p. 19-20 Fig. 1-15                                        Next
Mobile Computers and Mobile
  Devices
  What is a notebook computer?
     Portable, small enough
      to fit on your lap
     Also called a laptop
      computer
     Usually more expensive
      than a desktop computer
      with equal capabilities




p. 20 Fig. 1-17                  Next
Mobile Computers and Mobile
  Devices
  What is a Tablet PC?
     Resembles a letter-sized slate
     Allows you to write on the
      screen using a digital pen
     Especially useful for taking
      notes




p. 21 Fig. 1-18                        Next
Mobile Computers and Mobile
  Devices
  What are mobile devices?



             Small enough to
              Small enough to
             carry in a pocket
              carry in a pocket
                                  Internet-enabled
                                   Internet-enabled
                                    telephone is a
                                     telephone is a
                                   “smart phone”
                                    “smart phone”




p. 21 - 22                                            Next
Game Consoles
  What are game consoles?
                    Mobile computing device designed for
                  single-player or multiplayer video games




p. 22 Fig. 1-22                                              Next
Servers
  What types of servers are there?
   A server controls access to network
   resources and provides centralized
   storage
  Mainframe Very powerful,
  expensive computer that supports
  thousands of connected users
  Supercomputer The fastest, most
  powerful, most expensive
  computer. Used for applications
  requiring complex mathematical
  calculations


p. 23 Figs. 1-23 – 1-25                  Next
Embedded Computers
  What is an embedded computer?
     A special-purpose computer that functions as a
      component in a larger product




p. 24 Fig. 1-26                                        Next
Elements of an Information System
  What are information system elements?
            Hardware
            Software
            Data
            People
            Procedures




p. 25 Fig. 1-27                           Next
Examples of Computer Usage
     What software is available for a home user?
        Personal finance
         management
        Web access
        Communications
        Entertainment

Click to view Web Link, click
Chapter 1, Click Web Link from
left navigation, then click
Women in Technology below
Chapter 1




Click to view Web Link, click
Chapter 1, Click Web Link from
left navigation, then click
Minorities in Technology below
Chapter 1                                          Next
  p. 26 Fig. 1-28
Examples of Computer Usage
  What software is available for a small
  office/home office (SOHO) user?
            Productivity
             software
            Specialty
             software
            Web usage
            E-mail




p. 28 Fig. 1-30                            Next
Examples of Computer Usage

  What is available for
  a mobile user?
            Hardware
                 Notebook computers
                 Tablet PCs
                 Internet-enabled PDAs
                 Smart phones
     Software
                 Word processing
                 Spreadsheet
                 Presentation graphics
                  software



p. 29 Fig. 1-31                           Next
Examples of Computer Usage

  What are the needs of a power user?
     Speed and large amounts of storage
     Types of power users
                 Engineers
                 Scientists
                 Architects
                 Desktop publishers
                 Graphic artists




p. 29 Fig. 1-32                            Next
Examples of Computer Usage

  What are the needs of the large business user?
            Payroll
            Inventory
            E-commerce
            Desktop
             publishing




p. 30 Figs. 1-33                                   Next
Computer Applications in Society

     What are some examples
     of computer applications
     in society?
                   Education
                   Finance
                   Government
                   Health Care
                   Science
                   Publishing
                   Travel
                   Manufacturing
Click to view Web Link, click
Chapter 1, Click Web Link from
left navigation, then click
Handheld Navigation Devices
below Chapter 1
    p. 32-36 Figs. 1-36–1-43        Next

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Geic1010 12

  • 1. GEIC1010 INTRODUTION TO COMPUTER LITERACY
  • 2. A World of Computers What is computer literacy (digital literacy)?  Current knowledge and understanding of computers and their uses  Computers are everywhere p. 4-5 Fig. 1-1 Next
  • 3. What Is a Computer? How is a computer defined?  Electronic device operating under the control of instructions stored in its own memory Processes data into Accepts data information Collection of Conveys meaning and is unprocessed items useful to people Produces and stores results p. 6 Next
  • 4. What Is a Computer? What is the information processing cycle?  Input  Process  Output  Storage  Communication p. 6 Fig. 1-2 Next
  • 5. The Components of a Computer What is an input device?  Hardware used to enter data and instructions Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Input Devices below Chapter 1 p. 7 Fig. 1-3 Next
  • 6. The Components of a Computer What is an output device?  Hardware that conveys information to one or more people Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Output Devices below Chapter 1 p. 7 - 8 Fig. 1-3 Next
  • 7. The Components of a Computer What is the system unit?  Case that contains the electronic components of the computer that are used to process data p. 7 - 8 Fig. 1-3 Next
  • 8. The Components of a Computer What are two main components on the motherboard? Processor Also called a Central Processing Unit (CPU) The electronic component that interprets and carries out the basic instructions that operate the computer Memory Consists of electronic components that store instructions waiting to be executed and data needed by those instructions p. 8 Next
  • 9. The Components of a Computer What is storage?  Holds data, instructions, and information for future use Storage media Storage media Physical material on which data, instructions, Physical material on which data, instructions, and information are stored and information are stored Storage device Storage device Records and retrieves items to and from Records and retrieves items to and from storage media storage media p. 8 Next
  • 10. The Components of a Computer What is a USB flash drive? Portable storage device Portable storage device Small and lightweight enough Small and lightweight enough to be transported on a keychain to be transported on a keychain or in a pocket or in a pocket The average USB flash drive The average USB flash drive can hold about 2 billion can hold about 2 billion characters characters p. 8 Next
  • 11. The Components of a Computer What is a hard disk?  Provides greater storage capacity than a USB flash drive  Most are housed inside the system unit p. 8 Fig. 1-4 Next
  • 12. The Components of a Computer What is a compact disc?  Flat, round, portable metal disc  CD  DVD p. 9 Fig. 1-5 Next
  • 13. The Components of a Computer What is a communications device? Hardware component that Hardware component that enables aacomputer to enables computer to send and receive data, instructions, send and receive data, instructions, and information and information Occurs over cables, telephone Occurs over cables, telephone lines, cellular radio networks, lines, cellular radio networks, satellites, and other satellites, and other transmission media transmission media Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Communications Devices below Chapter 1 p. 9 Next
  • 14. Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Computers What are the advantages of using computers? Speed Reliability Consistency Storage Communications p. 10 Next
  • 15. Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Computers What are the disadvantages of using computers? Violation of Public Safety Privacy Impact on Impact on Health Risks Labor Force Environment p. 10 - 11 Next
  • 16. Networks and the Internet What is a network?  Collection of computers and devices connected together, often wirelessly Used to share Used to share Resources Resources Hardware Hardware devices Software devices Software programs programs Saves Saves Data Data time time Information Information and and money money p. 11 Next
  • 17. Networks and the Internet What is a server?  A server controls access to resources on a network  Clients, or workstations, request resources from the server p. 11 Fig. 1-6 Next
  • 18. Networks and the Internet What is the Internet?  Worldwide collection of networks that connects millions of businesses, government agencies, educational institutions, and individuals Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Internet below Chapter 1 p. 12 Fig. 1-7 Next
  • 19. Networks and the Internet Why do users access the Internet? 1. Communications 2. Research and Information 3. Shopping 4. Banking and Investing 5. Classes 6. Entertainment 7. Download Music 8. Share Information p. 12 - 13 Fig. 1-8 Next
  • 20. Networks and the Internet What is the Web?  Billions of documents, called Web pages, available to anyone connected to the Internet You can share You can share A podcast is A podcast is A Web site is A Web site is information on aasocial information on social recorded audio recorded audio aacollection of collection of networking Web site or networking Web site or stored on aaWeb site stored on Web site related Web pages related Web pages aaphoto sharing photo sharing that can be that can be community community downloaded downloaded A Web page contains A Web page contains A blog consists of time- A blog consists of time- text, graphics, audio, text, graphics, audio, stamped articles in stamped articles in video, and links to video, and links to Click to view aajournal format journal format Web Link, other Web pages other Web pages click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Sharing Videos below Chapter 1 p. 12 - 14 Next
  • 21. Computer Software What is software? Consists of a series Consists of a series of instructions that of instructions that Also called a Also called a tells the computer tells the computer program program what to do and what to do and how to do it how to do it p. 15 Next
  • 22. Computer Software What is a graphical user interface (GUI)?  Allows you to interact with the software using text, graphics, and visual images such as icons  Controls how you enter data and instructions and how the screen displays information p. 15 Fig. 1-10 Next
  • 23. Computer Software What is system software?  Programs that control or maintain the operations of the computer and its devices Operating System (OS) Operating System (OS) is aaset of programs is set of programs that coordinates all that coordinates all activities among activities among computer hardware Utility Programs allow the user to Utility Programs allow the user to computer hardware perform maintenance-type tasks devices devices perform maintenance-type tasks usually related to managing aa usually related to managing Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click computer, its devices or its programs computer, its devices or its programs Web Link from left navigation, then click Windows Vista below Chapter 1 p. 15-16 Next
  • 24. Computer Software What is application software?  Programs designed to make users more productive Word Spreadsheet Processing Presentation Database Graphics p. 16 Fig. 1-11 Next
  • 25. Computer Software JavaScript What is a programmer?  Someone who develops software  Programmer writes the instructions to direct the computer to process data into information Web application p. 18 Fig. 1-13 Next
  • 26. Categories of Computers What are the categories of computers? Personal Computers (desktop) Mobile Computers and Mobile Devices Game Consoles Servers Mainframes Supercomputers Embedded Computers p. 19 Next
  • 27. Personal Computers What are the two most popular styles of personal computers?  PC and compatibles  Apple Macintosh use the Windows usually uses the operating system Macintosh operating system (Mac OS X) Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Personal Computers below Chapter 1 p. 19 - 20 Figs. 1-15–1-16 Next
  • 28. Personal Computers What is a desktop computer?  Designed so all of the components fit entirely on or under a desk or table p. 19-20 Fig. 1-15 Next
  • 29. Mobile Computers and Mobile Devices What is a notebook computer?  Portable, small enough to fit on your lap  Also called a laptop computer  Usually more expensive than a desktop computer with equal capabilities p. 20 Fig. 1-17 Next
  • 30. Mobile Computers and Mobile Devices What is a Tablet PC?  Resembles a letter-sized slate  Allows you to write on the screen using a digital pen  Especially useful for taking notes p. 21 Fig. 1-18 Next
  • 31. Mobile Computers and Mobile Devices What are mobile devices? Small enough to Small enough to carry in a pocket carry in a pocket Internet-enabled Internet-enabled telephone is a telephone is a “smart phone” “smart phone” p. 21 - 22 Next
  • 32. Game Consoles What are game consoles? Mobile computing device designed for single-player or multiplayer video games p. 22 Fig. 1-22 Next
  • 33. Servers What types of servers are there? A server controls access to network resources and provides centralized storage Mainframe Very powerful, expensive computer that supports thousands of connected users Supercomputer The fastest, most powerful, most expensive computer. Used for applications requiring complex mathematical calculations p. 23 Figs. 1-23 – 1-25 Next
  • 34. Embedded Computers What is an embedded computer?  A special-purpose computer that functions as a component in a larger product p. 24 Fig. 1-26 Next
  • 35. Elements of an Information System What are information system elements?  Hardware  Software  Data  People  Procedures p. 25 Fig. 1-27 Next
  • 36. Examples of Computer Usage What software is available for a home user?  Personal finance management  Web access  Communications  Entertainment Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Women in Technology below Chapter 1 Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Minorities in Technology below Chapter 1 Next p. 26 Fig. 1-28
  • 37. Examples of Computer Usage What software is available for a small office/home office (SOHO) user?  Productivity software  Specialty software  Web usage  E-mail p. 28 Fig. 1-30 Next
  • 38. Examples of Computer Usage What is available for a mobile user?  Hardware  Notebook computers  Tablet PCs  Internet-enabled PDAs  Smart phones  Software  Word processing  Spreadsheet  Presentation graphics software p. 29 Fig. 1-31 Next
  • 39. Examples of Computer Usage What are the needs of a power user?  Speed and large amounts of storage  Types of power users  Engineers  Scientists  Architects  Desktop publishers  Graphic artists p. 29 Fig. 1-32 Next
  • 40. Examples of Computer Usage What are the needs of the large business user?  Payroll  Inventory  E-commerce  Desktop publishing p. 30 Figs. 1-33 Next
  • 41. Computer Applications in Society What are some examples of computer applications in society?  Education  Finance  Government  Health Care  Science  Publishing  Travel  Manufacturing Click to view Web Link, click Chapter 1, Click Web Link from left navigation, then click Handheld Navigation Devices below Chapter 1 p. 32-36 Figs. 1-36–1-43 Next