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Information Technology

V.K.Muarleedharan

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What is a Computer ?

• A computer is an electronic machine that process raw data

under

program

control to give meaningful information with speed and accuracy.

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Characteristics of Computers:

Speed Accuracy High Storage Capacity Reliability Versatality Automation

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Limitations of Computers :

• Lack of Commonsense• Inability to Correct• Dependence on human assistance

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History of Computers :

• ‘Abacus’

The first known calculating machine (600 BC)

• Mechanical Calculator –

Blaisie

Pascal (1645), French Scientist and Mathematician.

• Multiplying Machine –

Gottfried Leibnitz

(1671), German Scientist.

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History of Computers......cont....

• Jacquard’s Loom –

Mr. Joseph Mary Jacquard(1804), French Man.

• Difference Engine –

Charles Babbage (1813), English Scientist & Mathematician.

• Analytical Engine–

Charles Babbage (1863), English Scientist & Mathematician.

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History of Computers......Cont..

• Charls

Babbage –

The father of Computers

• Punched Card Machine –

Dr. Herman Hollerith

(1890), U.S. Scientist.

• Harward

Mark I –

Howard Aiken (1937), in association with IBM

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History of Computers......Cont..• ENIAC

(Electronic Numerical Integrator

and Calculator) –

Scientists of Harward University (1943), First Electronic

Computer• EDSAC (Electronic Delayed Storage and

Calculations) –

University of Manchester (1947)

• UNIVAC-I –

Sperry Rand Corporation , USA (1951)

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History of Computers......Cont..• 1953 : IBM introduced IBM 650• 1961 : First commercial IC• 1968 : Founded Intel Corporation• 1972 : First 8 bit microprocessor by Intel• 1977 : Founded Apple Computer Company• 1968 : Founded Intel Corporation• ...............

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Types of Computers

• Analog Computer• Digital Computer• Hybrid Computer

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Analog Computer

“The variables are represented by continuous physical quantities”

Mainly used for Engineering and Scientific applications.

Speed but not accurate

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Digital Computer

“works on discontineous

data (descrete

data). Convert the data in

to digits ”

Widely used for business and personal applications

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Hybrid Computers

“utilise

the best qualities of both digital and analog computer. It is a combination of Digital and Analog

computers ”

Widely used in hospitals

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Number System1. Decimal System : Consists of 10 numbers or symbols

(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8&9) Base 10 system Positional Value system (value

depends upon position Eg

: 4672 –

(‘4’is the MSD & 2 is the LSD)

can be written as :(4X103)+ (6X102)+ (7X101)+ (2X100) = 4672

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Number System.....cont..

2. Binary System: Consists of only 2 numbers or

symbols (0,1) Base 2 system Positional Value system Eg

: 11can be written as : 1 0 1 1

(1X23)+ (0X22)+ (1X21)+ (1X20) = 11

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Number System.....cont..

3. Octal Number System: Consists of only 8 possible digits

(0,1,2,3,4,5,6&7)

Base 8 system 4. Hexa

Decimal Number System:

Consists of only 16 possible digits (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 +A,B, etc.)

Base 16 system

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Bits & Bytes

1. Bits : Short form of ‘Binary Digits’ Numbers in a binary number system.2. Bytes : Combination of 8 Bits makes one

character (Byte)

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Others Measures Kilobyte

(KB)

(210) =

1024

Megabyte (MB)

(220) =

1048576

Gigabyte

(GB)

(230) =

1073741824

Terabyte

(TB)

(240) =

1099511627776

Petaabyte

(PB)

(250) =

1125899906842624

Exabyte

(EB)

(260) =

Setabyte

(SB)

(270) =

Yotabyte

(YB)

(280) =

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Data Representation Standards

BCD System (Binary Coded Decimal)

ASCII System (American Standard Code for Information Interchange)

EBCDIC System (Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code)

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Boolean Algebra

Boolean constants and variables are allowed to have only two possible values that is ‘0 & 1’. This is used for getting best possible result.Three Basic Operations (Gates)

(1) OR, (2) AND & (3) NOT

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Boolean Algebra......

OR Gate : Output Y=A+BAND Gate

: Output Y=A.B

NOT Gate (Single input) : Output Y=A

NOR Gate (Combination of NOT & OR): Output Y=A+B

NAND (Combination of NOT & AND) :

Out put Y = A.B

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Boolean Algebra......

OR Gate : Output Y=A+B

AND Gate

: Output Y=A.B

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Boolean Algebra......NOT Gate (Single input)

: Output Y=A

NOR Gate (Combination of NOT & OR): Output Y=A+B

NAND (Combination of NOT & AND) :

Out put Y = A.B

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Structure of a Computer

ALU

CU Registers

Input Unit

Output Unit

Memory Unit

CPU

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Terms

1.

CPU –

Central Processing Unit –

Most Important componant

-

Processing

operations are taken place here2.

ALU –

Arithmetic Logic Unit –

Logical

operations like calculations, comparisons are taken place here.

3.

CU (Control Unit) –

Control Unit directs and Co-ordinates all operations of a computer.

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Memory UnitTwo types of Memory :

1. Primary Memory (Main Memory)

1. RAM (Random Access Memory)2. ROM (Read Only Memory)

a) PROM (Programmable ROM)b) EPROM (Erasable PROM)c) EEPROM (Electrically EPROM)

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Memory Unit cont....1. Secondary Memory (Auxiliary Memory)

1. Magnetic Tape2. Magnetic Disk3. Floppy Disk (3.5”, 5.25”

& 8”)

4. Hard Disk (Metallic disk pack )5. Optical Disk6. Magnetic Bubble Memory (MBM)

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Input & Output Devices

1. Input Devices : Used to enter data in to the computer.

1. Key Board2. Mouse3. Joystick4. Light Pen5. Magnetic Ink Character Reader

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Input & Output Devices....cont...

6. Punched Card Reader7. OMR (Optical Mark Reader)8. Optical Character Reader (OCR)9. Bar Code Reader10. Voice Recognition system11. Scanner

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Input & Output Devices

1. Output Devices : Used to supply the processed information to the users.

1. Visual Disply

Unit (VDU)Monitor

etc.2. Printer3. Plotter4. Voice Response devices (Speaker etc.)

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Computer Hardware & Software

1. Hardware : All electronic, magnetic and mechanical components used in a computer system Eg

:

1. Key Board2. Mouse3. Mother board4. Hard Disk5. Removable drives etc.

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Computer Hardware & Software

1. Software : Programs or sequence of instructions given to a computer to perform a particular task.

Types of Software :1. System Software :Programs needed to manage and support a

computer system and its information processisng activities.

Eg. Operating system, Programming Language Utility Programmes

etc.

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Computer Hardware & Software

1. Application Software :Programs designed to accomplish a particular task. That is program for specific application only

Eg. Program for word processing, Spread sheet, Animation etc.

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Operating System

Operating system : An interface between the User and the Hardware. OS controls all componants

of a computer system.

Functions of Operating System :1. Job Management2. Resource Management3. Data Management

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Operating System.......

Types of Operating System :1. Single Program OS2. Multiprogram

OS

3. Time Sharing OS4. Real Time OS5. Multiprocessing OS

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Operating System......

Popular Operating Systems :1. DOS (Disk Operating System)2. Windows (Version 1, 1.1......Vista)3. Linux4. UNIX -UNiplexed

Information Computing

System (UNICS)-1970s

5. Mac.

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Operating System......

CUI

Character user interface (Support only characters)

(Eg. DOS)GUI

Graphic user interface (Graphical

supporting like sound, video, image etc.)(Eg. Windows, Linux etc.)

DMA - Direct Memory Access (less effort to OS)

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Computer Languages

A standaised

communication technique for expressing instructions to a computer.

Used to develop programs or softwares.Types of Computer Languages :

1. Machine Languages2. Low level Languages (Assembly Languages)3. High level Languages

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Computer Languages........

Machine Language : Written by using binary digits. High end technical knowledge is required.

Low level Languages (Assembly Languages) :Processed byan

assembler which translate the

assembly language in to machine language

High level Languages (Compiler Languages) :Closely resembles human language and make use of common mathematical notations.Eg

: COBOL, FORTRAN, BASIC Etc.

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Data Processing

Data : unorganised

facts but able to be organised in to useful information.

Eg

: Name, Date of birth, Age, Mark etc.

Database : Collection of unorganised

facts

but able to be organised

in to useful information.Eg

: Student details, Employee details, etc.

Information : Manipulated or organised

data.

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Data Processing.......

Data Base Management System (DBMS) : Interface between user and database. Programe

used for manipulating or processing the database to get meaningful informationEg

: ORACLE, MS-Access etc.

Database Architecture (Data Models) :

Hierarchical Model

Network Model

Relational Model (RDBMS)Relational Data Base Management System-very popular

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Computer Network

Interconnected collection of independent computers

Types of Network:

Local Area Network (LAN)

Wide Area Network (WAN)

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)

Personal Area Network (PAN)

3.

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Network Topologies

Star Topology

Ring Topology

Bus Topology

Tree Topology

Hybrid Topology

3.