Module 1 Part 2 - Computer Fundamentals

These are the main, large data storage area within your computer.

• Hard Disk Drive

• Solid State Drive

• Digital Versatile Disc (DVD)

• Compact Disc (CD)

This is a set of instructions (programs) that makes the computer work.

• Software

• Hardware

• Data ware

• Peopleware

These are softwares designed to make users more productive and assist them with his personal tasks. Examples are MS Office, MS Paint, etc.

• Application Software

• Systems Software

• Data ware

• Peopleware

This is a special type of programs that load automatically when you start your computer. They control or maintain the operations of the computer and its devices. Examples are operating systems, anti-virus software, etc.

• Systems Software

• Application Software

• Software

• Server

Which is an example of operating system?

• Windows

• MS Office

• Norton Antivirus Software

• Calculator

This is the science of designing the job, equipment, and workplace to fit the worker, necessary to prevent Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI), which can develop over time and can lead to long-term disability.

• Ergonomics

• Sociology

• Economics

Which is an example of utilities software?

• Windows

• MS Office

• Norton Antivirus Software

• Calculator

This uses nonvolatile flash memory chips to store data. This means that they are faster than magnetic HDDs.

• Hard Disk Drive

• Solid State Drive

• Digital Versatile Disc (DVD)

• Compact Disc (CD)

The most common type of removable media, suitable for music and data. It has a memory size of 700 MB.

• Hard Disk Drive

• Solid State Drive

• Digital Versatile Disc (DVD)

• Compact Disc (CD)

A popular type of removable media that is has same dimensions as a CD but stores more information.

• Hard Disk Drive

• Solid State Drive

• Digital Versatile Disc (DVD)

• Compact Disc (CD)