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Little Angels Higher Secondary School, Mhow, (M.P.) : Session-2017-18 Computer Project Work

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Little Angels Higher Secondary School,

Mhow, (M.P.)

Session- 2017-18
 Computer Project Work

 Submitted to-
Dhruv sir

 Submitted by-
Anuj Vyas IX ‘A’
Index
S. Page
Topic Remark
No. No.

1. Introduction to Computers. 1

Input Unit and Output


2. 2
Unit.

Primary Memory and


3. 3
Secondary Memory.

Random Access Memory


4. 4
and Read Only Memory.
A Computer
Introduction to Computers.

• Computers :- A technological device is changing our lives.


It has changed the way we work, play and live. This
revolution is due to computers which are transforming the
ways we communicate, learn and do our business. A computer
is a machine which manipulates data according to a list of
instructions. In simple words ‘It is a device in which if we
give some input, it processes it and gives us a meaningful
information.
• Characteristics of a computer:-
• Speed:- Computers work at a very high speed. They can carry out
millions of instructions in a second.
• Accuracy:- Computers are extremely accurate – even up to a micron,
picosecond; or whatever level of precision is required.
• Reliability:- Computers are very reliable. They can perform
complicated calculations very quickly and produce consistent
(reliable) results.
• Storage capacity:- Computers can store a large amount of data that
can be retrieved quickly.
• Diligence:- Computers do not get tired of working. They do not get
bored of doing the same work over and over again.
• Versatility:- Computers are flexible and can do different types of jobs
efficiently. They do not leave work for tea or coffee break and do not
fall ill.
Input Unit and Output Unit

Input Devices and Output Devices


Input Unit Output Unit
• The input unit • The output unit
consists of the consists of the
input devices that output devices
are attached to the that are attached
computer. to the computer.
• An Input device is • An Output device
a component used gets processed
to feed information from
information to a C.P.U. and gives
computer. back to the user.
• Ex.:- Keyboard, • Ex.:- Monitor,
Mouse, etc. Printer, etc.

Input Unit and


Output Unit
RAM and ROM (Primary Memories)

Hard Disk and USB drive (Secondary Memories)


Primary Memory Secondary Memory
• Primary Memory is • Secondary memory is
temporary. permanent.
• Primary memory is the • Secondary memory is the
memory that is directly memory that is not accessible
accessed by the CPU. directly by the CPU.
• It is known as internal • It is known as external
memory or main memory. memory or backup memory.
• A Computer cannot run • A Computer can run without
without Primary Memory. Secondary Memory.
• It is faster than • It is slower than Primary
Secondary Memories. Memories.
• Example:- RAM and • Example:- CD, DVD, USB,
ROM. Hard disk, etc.

Primary Memory and


Secondary Memory.
Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory (EPROM)

Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM)


Random Access Read Only
Memory (RAM) Memory (ROM)
• It is possible to both • We can only read data
read data from from memory, we
memory and write cannot write anything
data into memory. on it .
• RAM is volatile that • ROM in non-volatile,
is, if the power supply the data is maintained
is interrupted then the even if the power
data is lost. supply is lost.
• It is used for • It is used for permanent
temporary data data storage as it is
storage as it is non-volatile.
volatile. • It is mainly of following
• It is mainly of two types:-
types:- a) Programmable ROM
a) Dynamic RAM b) Erasable PROM
b) Static RAM (Cache c) Electrically EPROM
Memory)

Random Access Memory (RAM)


and Read Only Memory (ROM).

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