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What is CPU

Processes instructions and carries out calculations

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RAM

Holds data and programs currently in use; temporary

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Storage

Keeps files, apps and the operating system long term

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Motherboard

Connects components so they can communicate

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A faster CPU can help with what?

processing tasks, but it’s not the only part that affects speed

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While the computer is on, RAM holds…

All the information the CPU needs right now, it’s contents are normally lost when power is switched off

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You open a browser, a document and a game. They all need working memory. What is needed to make switching between apps smoother?

RAM

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Storage- keep it for later. What are some examples?

SSD (solid state drive), HDD (hard disk drive). Both can store files and applications.

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Storage main job-

Stores information even after the computer is switched off.

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Motherboard main job

Holds and connects major components letting them communicate

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Input

Sends data or instructions into the computer

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Output

Presents information from the computer to a user

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explain the Choo choo train of output/input/storage/other


Input → processing → Output [STORAGE KEEPS FOR LATER]

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Input devices examples-

  • keyboard: text and commands

  • Mouse: movement and clicks

  • microphone: sound

  • Camera: images and video


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Output examples- info comes out

  • monitor: displays text, images, video

  • Speakers: produce sound

  • Printer: creates physical copy


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Storage examples (in out storage)

  • SSD- fast long term storage in many compoooters

  • HDD- long term storage, often offers a large capacity

  • USB drive- portable storage for moving or keeping files


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Devices can have two roles- like touchscreen which is input and output. How!

Touch sends a users selection into the system= INPUT

The screen displays information back to the user= OUTUT

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Hardware

The physical parts of a computer system

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Software

Programs and instructions that run on a computer system

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Application software

Helps the user complete a specific task

Examples:

  • words processor- creates documents

  • Presentation software- makes slides

  • Web browser- access websites

  • Media editor- edit images/video


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System

Helps the computer system operate and manages hardware.

Example:

  • windows

  • MacOS

  • ChromeOS

  • Linux


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Computer network

Two or more devices connected so that they can communicate or share resources

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Examples of computer network

  • share files

  • Share printers

  • Communicate (messages)

  • Manage resources


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What is LAN?

Local area network, covering a small area like one room, building or school site.

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What is WAN?

A network connecting devices or smaller networks over a much larger geographical area,

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What is HTML?

HyperText Markup Language. The standard markup language used to structure web-page content. HTML marks up text using elements and tags.

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What HTML does?

A browser reads a HTML file and displays the page. HTML can structure headings, paragraphs, images and links.

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Page structure:

<html>

<head>

<title> yo world </title>

</head>

<body>

<h1> helloo <h1>

<p> dis ma page </p>

</body>

</html>

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What starts a new paragraph?

<p> </p>

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What starts a new line in a paragraph?

<br>

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How to do bold and italic?

<b> <i>

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Which is bigger <h1> or <h2>?

<h1>

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