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Session Objectives #. What are computer systems?. TASK 1: List as many computer systems that you can think of (2 mins ) Define what it is meant by the term ‘computer system’:.

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  1. Session Objectives#

  2. What are computer systems? TASK 1: List as many computer systems that you can think of (2 mins) Define what it is meant by the term ‘computer system’: A complete, working computer. Computer systems will include the computer along with any software and peripheral devices that are necessary to make the computer function. Every computer system, for example, requires an operating system. (http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/computer_system.html) 9/9/12 Basically it can be any device that has a processor or ‘chip’ in it and turns a given input(s) into a desired output(s).

  3. 2.1.1 Fundamentals of computer systems Computer systems can be put into 3 categories: Personal Computer – designed for one person to use at a time i.e desktop, laptop, smartphone etc Servers – Powerful computers which are used to control networks and share resources. Embedded systems –An embedded computer is a single chip that contains all the elements of a computer i.e input, output, RAM, ROM, CPU etc. They are hidden inside other machines, such as televisions, washing machines etc.

  4. Fundamentals of computer systems TASK 2: Create a table using the headings and sort your list

  5. Data Flow Diagram of a common PC TASK 3: Arrange the component blocks and arrows to represent the flow of data around a computer system Output Device e.g monitor Storage e.g hard disk Processor (CPU) Input Device e.g keyboard Main memory (RAM)

  6. Data Flow Diagram of a common PC Arrange the component blocks and arrows to represent the flow of data around a computer system Input Device e.g keyboard Output Device e.g monitor Processor (CPU) Storage e.g hard disk Main memory (RAM)

  7. Data Flow Diagram Explained TASK 4: Join together the sentences which explain how data flows around a computer system when in operation. 1. Programs and other files are stored on the data to output devices 2. The processor loads up a software application by copying it from the data in main memory 3. New data is entered into the hard disk storage when instructed to do so 4. The processor stores the 5. The processor sends processor via input devices 6. The processor saves data to the hard disk storage hard disk into main memory

  8. Data Flow Diagram Explained Join together the sentences which explain how data flows around a computer system when in operation. 1. Programs and other files are stored on the hard disk storage 2. The processor loads up a software application by copying it from the hard disk into main memory 3. New data is entered into the processor via input devices 4. The processor stores the data in main memory 5. The processor sends data to output devices 6. The processor saves data to the hard disk storage when instructed to do so

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