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UNIT -2
COMPUTER SOFTWARE
INTRODUCTION
• SOFTWARE
• HARDWARE
• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE S/W
AND H/W
TYPES OF SOFTWARE
APPLICATION
SYSTEM
SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE
• Application software
-Easy-to-use programs designed to
perform specific tasks.
• System software
-Set of programs designed to operate
and control the computer.
OPERATING SYSTEM
• It is a collection of programs that controls
and manages the computer
• Examples
Windows, Unix, MSDOS
Functions Of OS
• It provide an interface between the hardware
and the user.
• It controls and co-ordinate the entire computer
system.
• It controls the allocation and use of various
resource by various user and task.
• It controls the various application programs.
• Scheduling the jobs.
• Process management, Memory management,
Device management etc,.
TYPES OF OS
• Single user/ single tasking OS
• Single user/ multi tasking OS
• Multi user/ multi tasking OS
• Time sharing OS
• Virtual storage OS
• Real time system
Single user/Single tasking OS
• One user works on the system
• Performs one task at a time
• Take up little space on disk
• Run on inexpensive computers
• Example MS-DOS
Single user/Multitasking OS
• User performs many tasks at once
• Most common form of OS
• Require expensive computers
• Tend to be complex
• Example: Windows XP
Multi user/Multitasking OS
• Many users connect to one computer
• Each user has a unique session
• Maintenance can be easy
• Requires a powerful computer
• Example: UNIX, Linux, etc,.
Time sharing OS
• It handles multiple jobs at a time.
• It switches the CPU among various jobs
that are running on the computer
whenever there is a program break or a
fixed time has expired.
Virtual storage OS
• It uses the technique Demand paging. i.e.
whenever the program size is larger than
the main memory it splits the program into
many pages.
• Only the needed page is loaded to the
main memory for execution.
Real-time operating system
• It gets data from an on going event.
• Respond quickly to user input.
• Example: Reservation system
LOGICAL SYSTEM
ARCHITECTURE
HARDWARE
• The physical components present in the
computer is called Hardware.
• Example: Keyboard, Monitor etc,.
SOFTWARE
• It is a collection of programs which,
performs some task.
• System s/w
• Application s/w
System S/W
• It is collection of programs that controls
and manage the computer.
• Types:OS,Language processor etc,.
TYPES OF SOFTWARE
APPLICATION
SYSTEM
SOFTWARE
Example:
Operating system,
Device drivers,
Language Processor,
System utilities etc,.
Example:
Ms-Office,
Reservation system,
Payroll processing system
Hospital management system etc,.
GENERAL
CUSTOMISED
OS
• It is a collection of programs that controls
and manages all the components present
in the computer
Device drivers
• It is set of programs, which act as an
interface between the computer and the
device.
• It is responsible for the proper functioning
of the device.
COMPUTER
D
R
I
V
E
R
S
DEVICE 1
DEVICE 2
DEVICE n
Language Processor
• It is a system s/w that translates the
programs written in High level language to
Machine language.
• Machine language: 0’s and 1’s.
• High level language: C, C++, Java etc,.
Example: Compiler, Interpreter, Assembler
Compiler
• It converts the programs written in high
level language to machine language i.e. it
translates the source code to object code.
HIGH LEVEL
LANGUAGE
C
O
M
P
I
L
E
R
MACHINE LANGUAGE
Interpreter
• It converts the programs written in high
level language to machine language.
• It executes the source code in line-by-line
manner. I
N
T
E
R
P
R
E
T
R
E
HIGH LEVEL
LANGUAGE
MACHINE LANGUAGE
Assembler
• It converts the programs written in
Assembly language to machine language.
A
S
S
E
M
B
L
E
R
ASSEMBLY
LANGUAGE
MACHINE LANGUAGE
System Utilities
• These programs performs tasks related to
the maintenance of computer
– Example: Disk clean-up.
APPLICATION SOFTWARE
• It is collection of programs that performs a
specific task.
– Customised
– General
APPLICATION SOFTWARE (Cont)
• Customised Application s/w
It is developed to meet the requirements of
limited user.
• General Application s/w
It is developed to meet the requirements of
many user.
S/W Terminologies
• Firmware
It is a software, which is permanently
stored on the memory
Eg: BIOS
• Open source
• It is software developed by some
programmers and released for public
use
• The programming code is available so
that the user can modify it.
S/W Terminologies (Cont)
• Freeware
• It is a copyrighted software which is
given away free by the owner.
• Commercial s/w
• It is developed by business
organizations to earn profit
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE
CYCLE
Steps:
• Requirement analysis
• Design
• Coding
• Testing
• Implementation & maintenance
SDLC
Requirement
Analysis
Impl & Maintenance
Testing
Coding
Design
Requirement analysis
• It produce the Software requirement
document (SRS),which specifies all
requirements of the customer.
Design
• It is the process of designing how the
requirements to be implemented.
Coding
• It is the process of developing code for
the software.
Testing
• It is the process of executing the software
with sample data to verify whether it has
errors or not.
Implementation & maintenance
• It involves installation of the s/w, giving
training to the customer etc,.
ASSIGNMENT
DECIMAL ↔ BINARY
• 29
• 68
• 116
• 202
• 423
DECIMAL ↔ OCTAL
• 27
• 171
• 262
• 726
• 3731
DECIMAL ↔ HEXA
• 83
• 796
• 2947
• 4321
• 8239
DECIMAL ↔ OTHER
• 85 ↔ BASE4
• 76 ↔ BASE3
• 317 ↔ BASE6
• 186 ↔ BASE7
• 251 ↔ BASE8
BINARY ↔ OCTAL,HEXA
• 1110111
• 1100001001
• 10010101101011
• 101011110001
• 10110101011
OCTAL ↔ HEXA
• 567
• 649
• 814
• 2457
• 4948
• 61.62510 BASE2
• 427.2910 OCTAL
• 759.3710 HEXA
INTERNET
• Network of networks i.e. interconnection of
networks.
EVOLUTION OF INTERNET
• In 1960 US Dept of Defense created a
network called ARPANET (Advanced
Research Project Agency Network).It is
the forerunner of today’s Internet.
• By 1970’s ARPA helped in the
development of TCP/IP (Transmission
Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) which
is used for transferring of data between
networks.
• In 1980’s National Science Foundation
(NSF) created the NSFNET.
• In 1980’s e-mail was introduced.
• In 1990’s the world wide web was
introduced.
Internet Terminology
• Webpage – It is an electronic document
which contains information.
• Website – It is a collection of related
WebPages.
• Homepage – It is starting point or
doorway to the website. It is also known as
the index page.
Internet Terminology (Cont)
• Web Browser or Browser – It is a
program that enables the user to access
the Webpage and displays the webpage
on the computer screen.
• Uniform Resource Locator (URL) –It is
the unique Address of the Webpage,
which is used to identifies its location on
the internet.
Internet Terminology (Cont)
• Hypertext – It refers to the text that
connects other documents.
• Internet Service Provider (ISP) - It
provides access to the internet to user.
• Web Server – It is a computer that
services the requests from the clients i.e.
web browser
Internet Terminology (Cont)
• Download - It is the process of receiving
data from a remote computer to the local
computer.
• Upload – It is process of sending data
from local computer to remote computer.
Getting connected to the Internet
Requirements
• Modem
• A Connection with the ISP
IP Address
• The Internet Protocol Address is used for
identifying the computer.
• It can be expressed in dotted decimal form
or binary form.
• It has four octets i.e. it has four 8 bit
number Eg: 175.192.0.1
10101111.11000000.00000000.00000001
DNS
• Domain Name System
• It is used to maps the text to the IP
Address.
URL
• Uniform Resource Locator.
• It contains the protocol name, domain
name etc,.
• Eg: http://www.microsoft.com
Internet Application
• World Wide Web
It is a collection of information or
collection websites.
• e-mail
It is used to send electronic
message to anyone.
Internet Application (Cont)
• Chatting
• It is online Conversation.
• It is used to send message back and
forth to anyone.
• Remote Access
• It is the process of accessing
information present in a remote
computer.
Internet Application (Cont)
• File Sharing
• It enables a group of user to share
information.
• The information has been placed on a
shared location and the user access
the information.
Internet Application (Cont)
• IRC
• Internet Relay Chat.
• It is designed for group communication.
• Video Conferencing
• It allows two or more user to interact via
video and audio transmission.
Internet Application (Cont)
• FTP
• File Transfer Protocol
• It is used to transfer data from one
computer to another computer.
• TelNet
• Telecommunication Network
• This protocol is used to get services
from the server.
Internet Application (Cont)
• VOIP
• Voice Over Internet Protocol.
• It sends voice over the internet
protocol.
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE
CYCLE
Requirements – defines needed
information, function, behavior,
performance and interfaces.
Design – data structures, software
architecture, interface representations,
algorithmic details.
Implementation – source code,
database, user documentation, testing.

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  • 2. INTRODUCTION • SOFTWARE • HARDWARE • DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE S/W AND H/W
  • 4. SOFTWARE • Application software -Easy-to-use programs designed to perform specific tasks. • System software -Set of programs designed to operate and control the computer.
  • 5. OPERATING SYSTEM • It is a collection of programs that controls and manages the computer • Examples Windows, Unix, MSDOS
  • 6. Functions Of OS • It provide an interface between the hardware and the user. • It controls and co-ordinate the entire computer system. • It controls the allocation and use of various resource by various user and task. • It controls the various application programs. • Scheduling the jobs. • Process management, Memory management, Device management etc,.
  • 7. TYPES OF OS • Single user/ single tasking OS • Single user/ multi tasking OS • Multi user/ multi tasking OS • Time sharing OS • Virtual storage OS • Real time system
  • 8. Single user/Single tasking OS • One user works on the system • Performs one task at a time • Take up little space on disk • Run on inexpensive computers • Example MS-DOS
  • 9. Single user/Multitasking OS • User performs many tasks at once • Most common form of OS • Require expensive computers • Tend to be complex • Example: Windows XP
  • 10. Multi user/Multitasking OS • Many users connect to one computer • Each user has a unique session • Maintenance can be easy • Requires a powerful computer • Example: UNIX, Linux, etc,.
  • 11. Time sharing OS • It handles multiple jobs at a time. • It switches the CPU among various jobs that are running on the computer whenever there is a program break or a fixed time has expired.
  • 12. Virtual storage OS • It uses the technique Demand paging. i.e. whenever the program size is larger than the main memory it splits the program into many pages. • Only the needed page is loaded to the main memory for execution.
  • 13. Real-time operating system • It gets data from an on going event. • Respond quickly to user input. • Example: Reservation system
  • 15. HARDWARE • The physical components present in the computer is called Hardware. • Example: Keyboard, Monitor etc,.
  • 16. SOFTWARE • It is a collection of programs which, performs some task. • System s/w • Application s/w
  • 17. System S/W • It is collection of programs that controls and manage the computer. • Types:OS,Language processor etc,.
  • 18. TYPES OF SOFTWARE APPLICATION SYSTEM SOFTWARE Example: Operating system, Device drivers, Language Processor, System utilities etc,. Example: Ms-Office, Reservation system, Payroll processing system Hospital management system etc,. GENERAL CUSTOMISED
  • 19. OS • It is a collection of programs that controls and manages all the components present in the computer
  • 20. Device drivers • It is set of programs, which act as an interface between the computer and the device. • It is responsible for the proper functioning of the device. COMPUTER D R I V E R S DEVICE 1 DEVICE 2 DEVICE n
  • 21. Language Processor • It is a system s/w that translates the programs written in High level language to Machine language. • Machine language: 0’s and 1’s. • High level language: C, C++, Java etc,. Example: Compiler, Interpreter, Assembler
  • 22. Compiler • It converts the programs written in high level language to machine language i.e. it translates the source code to object code. HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE C O M P I L E R MACHINE LANGUAGE
  • 23. Interpreter • It converts the programs written in high level language to machine language. • It executes the source code in line-by-line manner. I N T E R P R E T R E HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE MACHINE LANGUAGE
  • 24. Assembler • It converts the programs written in Assembly language to machine language. A S S E M B L E R ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE MACHINE LANGUAGE
  • 25. System Utilities • These programs performs tasks related to the maintenance of computer – Example: Disk clean-up.
  • 26. APPLICATION SOFTWARE • It is collection of programs that performs a specific task. – Customised – General
  • 27. APPLICATION SOFTWARE (Cont) • Customised Application s/w It is developed to meet the requirements of limited user. • General Application s/w It is developed to meet the requirements of many user.
  • 28. S/W Terminologies • Firmware It is a software, which is permanently stored on the memory Eg: BIOS • Open source • It is software developed by some programmers and released for public use • The programming code is available so that the user can modify it.
  • 29. S/W Terminologies (Cont) • Freeware • It is a copyrighted software which is given away free by the owner. • Commercial s/w • It is developed by business organizations to earn profit
  • 30. SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE Steps: • Requirement analysis • Design • Coding • Testing • Implementation & maintenance
  • 32. Requirement analysis • It produce the Software requirement document (SRS),which specifies all requirements of the customer.
  • 33. Design • It is the process of designing how the requirements to be implemented.
  • 34. Coding • It is the process of developing code for the software.
  • 35. Testing • It is the process of executing the software with sample data to verify whether it has errors or not.
  • 36. Implementation & maintenance • It involves installation of the s/w, giving training to the customer etc,.
  • 38. DECIMAL ↔ BINARY • 29 • 68 • 116 • 202 • 423
  • 39. DECIMAL ↔ OCTAL • 27 • 171 • 262 • 726 • 3731
  • 40. DECIMAL ↔ HEXA • 83 • 796 • 2947 • 4321 • 8239
  • 41. DECIMAL ↔ OTHER • 85 ↔ BASE4 • 76 ↔ BASE3 • 317 ↔ BASE6 • 186 ↔ BASE7 • 251 ↔ BASE8
  • 42. BINARY ↔ OCTAL,HEXA • 1110111 • 1100001001 • 10010101101011 • 101011110001 • 10110101011
  • 43. OCTAL ↔ HEXA • 567 • 649 • 814 • 2457 • 4948
  • 44. • 61.62510 BASE2 • 427.2910 OCTAL • 759.3710 HEXA
  • 45. INTERNET • Network of networks i.e. interconnection of networks.
  • 46. EVOLUTION OF INTERNET • In 1960 US Dept of Defense created a network called ARPANET (Advanced Research Project Agency Network).It is the forerunner of today’s Internet. • By 1970’s ARPA helped in the development of TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) which is used for transferring of data between networks.
  • 47. • In 1980’s National Science Foundation (NSF) created the NSFNET. • In 1980’s e-mail was introduced. • In 1990’s the world wide web was introduced.
  • 48. Internet Terminology • Webpage – It is an electronic document which contains information. • Website – It is a collection of related WebPages. • Homepage – It is starting point or doorway to the website. It is also known as the index page.
  • 49. Internet Terminology (Cont) • Web Browser or Browser – It is a program that enables the user to access the Webpage and displays the webpage on the computer screen. • Uniform Resource Locator (URL) –It is the unique Address of the Webpage, which is used to identifies its location on the internet.
  • 50. Internet Terminology (Cont) • Hypertext – It refers to the text that connects other documents. • Internet Service Provider (ISP) - It provides access to the internet to user. • Web Server – It is a computer that services the requests from the clients i.e. web browser
  • 51. Internet Terminology (Cont) • Download - It is the process of receiving data from a remote computer to the local computer. • Upload – It is process of sending data from local computer to remote computer.
  • 52. Getting connected to the Internet Requirements • Modem • A Connection with the ISP
  • 53. IP Address • The Internet Protocol Address is used for identifying the computer. • It can be expressed in dotted decimal form or binary form. • It has four octets i.e. it has four 8 bit number Eg: 175.192.0.1 10101111.11000000.00000000.00000001
  • 54. DNS • Domain Name System • It is used to maps the text to the IP Address.
  • 55. URL • Uniform Resource Locator. • It contains the protocol name, domain name etc,. • Eg: http://www.microsoft.com
  • 56. Internet Application • World Wide Web It is a collection of information or collection websites. • e-mail It is used to send electronic message to anyone.
  • 57. Internet Application (Cont) • Chatting • It is online Conversation. • It is used to send message back and forth to anyone. • Remote Access • It is the process of accessing information present in a remote computer.
  • 58. Internet Application (Cont) • File Sharing • It enables a group of user to share information. • The information has been placed on a shared location and the user access the information.
  • 59. Internet Application (Cont) • IRC • Internet Relay Chat. • It is designed for group communication. • Video Conferencing • It allows two or more user to interact via video and audio transmission.
  • 60. Internet Application (Cont) • FTP • File Transfer Protocol • It is used to transfer data from one computer to another computer. • TelNet • Telecommunication Network • This protocol is used to get services from the server.
  • 61. Internet Application (Cont) • VOIP • Voice Over Internet Protocol. • It sends voice over the internet protocol.
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  • 64. SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE Requirements – defines needed information, function, behavior, performance and interfaces. Design – data structures, software architecture, interface representations, algorithmic details. Implementation – source code, database, user documentation, testing.