Understanding Computer Systems and Software

The video tutorial by Pak Izam introduces computer systems, explaining their functions, components, and applications. It covers the role of hardware and software, including system, utility, and application software. The tutorial also highlights the importance of brainware and provides examples of computer systems in various fields such as industry, commerce, education, biotechnology, and military.

What is the primary purpose of a computer system as described in the introduction?

• To operate without any human intervention

• To function as a standalone device

• To replace human intelligence

• To act as a bridge between components and software

Which of the following is NOT a function of a computer system?

• Generating random data

• Processing data

• Storing data

• Inputting data

What is the role of the CPU in a computer system?

• To provide power to the system

• To display output to the user

• To store data permanently

• To execute instructions from software

Which device is NOT considered an input device?

• Microphone

• Mouse

• Monitor

• Keyboard

What type of software is responsible for managing hardware and software interactions?

• Firmware

• Application software

• Utility software

• System software

Which software is used to protect and maintain the computer system?

• System software

• Development software

• Utility software

• Application software

What is the role of brainware in a computer system?

• To provide power to the system

• To operate and manage the computer

• To connect hardware components

• To store data permanently

Which of the following is an example of application software?

• BIOS

• Microsoft Office

• Antivirus

• Linux

In which field is computer systems used to assist in navigation?

• Education

• Biotechnology

• Military

• Commerce

How do computer systems assist in the field of education?

• By controlling air traffic

• By providing e-learning platforms

• By automating manufacturing processes

• By managing financial transactions