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Ministry for the Development of information Technologies and Communications of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Fergana Branch of information technologies
Faculty of Computer Engineering
On subject English
Independent work 2
Passed student 717-21
Zokirov U
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IT ORGANIZATION
MY FUTURE IN IT
A TYPICAL PC
A COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE
IT in the Modern Organization
Basic
Concepts
An IT organization (information technology
organization) is the department within a
company that is charged with establishing,
monitoring and maintaining information
technology systems and services.
In a large organization, the IT organization may
also be charged with strategic planning to
ensure that all IT initiatives support
business goals. IT organizational structures
vary and can be centralized or
decentralized depending upon the needs of
the company. In a large enterprise, the IT
organization is typically managed by a
Chief Information Officer (CIO). Smaller
IT organizations might report up to an IT
director or operations manager.
Basic Concepts
Integrating Support Systems
• Systems that integrates two or more information
systems- e.g. TPS and MIS
• E.g. DSS combined with Expert Systems can
support more decision making systems
• Enterprise Resources Planning system (ERP)
– Plans and manages all organization’s resources and
their use.
Evolution of Computer-based IS
Client/server,
Executive
Information systems,
PCs, AI, groupware
Scientific military
applications
1940s
1950s
Web services
M-comrce & I-comrce
Supply chain integration
Data w/house & mining;
Very intelligent systems
MIS,office
automation
Routine business
Applications,TPS
DSS, LAN
1960s
1970s
Integration,
Intelligent systems,
The web, intranets,
Extranets, software
ERP
1980s
1990s
2000s
MY FUTURE IN IT
• We live in the XXI century-a century of
information texnology as you probably already
guessed my future Proffessions is a
Programmer .In the future I want to become an
IT programmer.
MY FUTURE IN IT
MY FUTURE IN IT
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FAMOUS PEOPLE
Steven Paul”steve”jobs was an American
inventor who was the co-founder chair of
Apple Inc.
William Henry “Bill” Gates III is an
American business magnate philanthropist
investor computer Programmer Gates is
the former chief of Microsoft computer
software company which he co-founded
with Paul Allen
Dennis Macalistair Ritchie-was an
American computer scientist. He created
the C programming language and with his
colleague Ken Thompson the Unix
operating system.
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I am very interested in this field of
activity, as the received knowledge in
TATU, I can work all over the world.
That coincides with my plans to
travel the world
A TYPICAL PC
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What types of computers do we have?
A mainframe
A desktop
A laptop
A tablet PC
A personal digital assistant
A TYPICAL PC
A mainframe is the most powerful type of
computer. It can process and store large amounts of
data. It supports multiple users at the same time and
can support more simultaneous processes than a PC.
The central system is a large server connected to
hundreds of terminals over a network. Mainframes
are used for large-scale computing purposes in banks,
big companies and universities.
A desktop has its own processing unit (or
CPU), monitor and keyboard. It is used as a
personal computer in the home or as a
workstation for group work. Typical examples
are the IBM PC and the Apple Macintosh. It's
designed to be placed on your desk. Some
models have a vertical case called a tower
A TYPICAL PC
A laptop (also called a notebook PC) is a lightweight
computer that you can transport easily. It can work as fast as
a desktop PC, with similar processors, memory capacity, and
disk drives, but it is portable and has a smaller screen that
produces very sharp images.
Instead of a mouse they have a touchpad built into the
keyboard – a sensitive pad that you can touch to move the
pointer on the screen.
They offer a lot of connectivity options: USB (Universal
Serial Bus) ports for connecting peripherals, slots for
memory cards, etc.
They come with battery packs, which let you use the
computer when there are no electrical outlets available
A tablet PC looks like a book, with an
LCD screen on which you can write using
a special digital pen. You can fold and
rotate the screen 180 degrees. Your
handwriting can be recognized and
converted into editable text. You can also
type at the detached keyboard or use voice
recognition. It's mobile and versatile.
A TYPICAL PC
A personal digital assistant or PDA is a tiny computer which can be held in one
hand. The term PDA refers to a wide variety of hand-held devices, palmtops and
pocket PCs.
For input, you type at a small keyboard or use a stylus – a special pen used with a
touchscreen to select items, draw pictures, etc. Some models incorporate
handwriting recognition, which enables a PDA to recognize characters written by
hand. Some PDA's recognize spoken words by using voice recognition software.
They can be used as mobile phones or a personal organizers for storing notes,
reminders and addresses. They also let you access the Internet via wireless
technology, without cables
A COMPUTER SYSTEM
A computer system is a collective term for a computer (housed within the system unit),
as well as these other components that are attached to it to allow the user to input data
and view output using different devices.
A computer systems also include software, or programs that are integral in the
functioning of some of these peripheral devices and are necessary to make the computer
operate.Software: A set of instruction (programs) which tells the computer what to do
Every computer system requires an operating system.
An operating system is a program that establishes communications with the various
peripherals and acts as a bridge to other application (specific) software programs
An operating system is like the command centre of the ship.
It makes all of the decisions about how the computer will function and work with
others.
Functions of the major hardware components of a computer system
The major components of a computer system include input and output devices as well
the important processor or Central Processing Unit (CPU).
Overview of a computer system
The sketch above illustrates
components of a computer system.
the
major
A COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE
• The devices that are used to enter data and instructions or commands
into the computer
• Eyes and ears of computer
• Commonly used input devices are:
– Keyboard
– Mouse
– Joystick
– Light Pen
– Digital Scanner
• Floppy drives, hard disks and CD drives are used for both input and
output devices
A COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE
KEYBOARD Most commonly used input device
Contain keys for each alphabetic characters, digits and special characters
Used to feed data and instructions into a computer by pressing related keys on the keyboard
QWERTY
Enhanced Keyboard
Cordless Keyboard
Portable keyboard
Ergonomic keyboard
Gaming keyboard
Virtual keyboard
A COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE
MOUSE Pointing input device
Used to input instruction with a pointer on the screen
Moved on the flat surface to control the movement of the cursor or pointer on the screen
Has two or three buttons on the top of its body
Used to select any option from the group of options by pointing the mouse pointer on it and then clicking one
of the mouse buttons
TOUCHPAD-Also known as track pad
Small, flat, rectangular, stationary pointing device
Sensitive surface of 1.5 or 2 inches
Mostly used in laptops
A COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE
JOYSTICK-Pointing input device
Small box with a moving handheld stick and buttons. Stick is used to control the
movement of the pointer on the screen. Button is pressed to activate certain events
DIGITIZER-Flat, rectangular, electronic plastic board
Mainly used for drawing purposes in computer aided design applications
Makes easy to enter free-hand drawing in the computer
A COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE
Digital Scanner-Light sensing input device
Read images and text printed on paper and then translates into electronic form that can
be processed and stored by the computer
Also called image scanner
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