Historical evaluation of computer

1. Welcome
to
Presentation

2. Historical Evaluation of
Computer

3. Functions of Computer
Characteristics and Limitations Of Computer
Generations Of Computer
Classification Of Computer
Computer System and Technology
Software
Operating System
Computer Language

4. Computer
“The computer was born to
solve
problems that did not
exist before.”

5. Functions Of
Computer
Accept
Data
Process
Data
Output Data

6. Characteristics Of Computer
Faster
Accurate
Various Performance
Diligence
Reliability
Vast Memory

7. Limitations Of Computer
Costly
Dependent
Need of an expert programmer
Non Standardization
Artificial

8. Various Generations of Computer
First generation computer(1951-1959): Use of vacuum tubes
Second generation computer(1959-1965): Use of transistors
Third generation computer(1965-1971): Use of IC
Forth Generation computer(1971-Current year): Use of large
scale of Integration
Fifth Generation computer(future Generation): Use of ULSI

9. Digital Computer
Classification of Computers
Micro computer
Mini computer
Mainframe Computer
Super computer

10. Relationship Between System and Technology
Technology: Composed of hardware, software, data and
telecommunication
System: Group of interrelated components
Input
Processing
Output
Feed back: Data about the performance of a system
Control: Monitoring and evaluating feedback

11. Components of Computer system
Hardware
Software
User
Data

12. Major Types of Software

13. Operating System
An integrated set of programs that acts as a basic
platform for the hardware applications programs to
run.

14. Functions of operating system

15. Classification of Operating System :
Batch/Off line Mode Operating System
Multiprocessing Operating System

16. Multitasking Operating System
Time sharing operating system

17. Distributed operating system

18. Real time Operating System
Virtual storage operating system

19. Computer Language
Language
Low level
Language
1. Machine language
2. Assemble language
High level
language

20. Low Level Language
Easily Understandable for Computer
Execute Fast
Machine Dependent
Inefficient in error finding
Hard for logic development
Machine language: Directly executed without any translation.
Instruction written in what can understand by processor.
Assemble language: Instructions are written in codes and
symbolic address.

21. High Level Language
Human understand easily
Slow in execution
Slow in execution
Easy in error finding
Easy in developing logic

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