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  • Computer
    A machine that performs processes, calculations and operations based on instructions provided by a software or hardware program
  • Application software

    Designed to help the user to perform singular or multiple related tasks
  • Hardware
    • CPU
    • Monitor
    • Mouse
    • Keyboard
    • Sound card
    • Speakers
    • Motherboard
  • Software
    Performs specific functions, refers to the instructions programs, data, and protocols, tells computer what to do
  • Software components

    • Hard drive
    • Memory or RAM
  • Peopleware
    About individual that makes hardware and software components productive
  • Output devices

    • Printer
    • Monitor
  • Input devices

    • Keyboard
    • Mouse
  • Processing devices

    • CPU (brain of computer)
  • Storage devices

    • Any hardware capable of holding information either temporarily or permanently
  • Word processing unit

    Creates, edits, saves and prints documents
  • ROM
    Memory chips storing permanent data and instructions
  • RAM
    Random Access Memory
  • Hard disks

    Data is permanently stored in
  • Types of computer based on purpose

    • General purpose (designed for day to day tasks)
    • Special purpose (designed for specific or particular purposes and projects)
  • Special purpose computers
    • Supercomputer
    • Workstations
    • Embedded
    • Server
  • General purpose computers

    • Desktop
    • Palmtop
    • PDA
    • Tablet
    • Smartphone
    • Laptop
    • Net or notebook
  • Types of computer based on size and power

    • Supercomputer
    • Mainframe
    • Minicomputers
    • Microcomputer (PC)
  • Types of computer based on data handling capacity

    • Hybrid
    • Analog
    • Digital
  • Generations of computers

    • 1st generation (1946-1956)
    • 2nd generation
    • 3rd generation
    • 4th generation
    • 5th generation
  • Hazard
    Anything that could hurt you or other people
  • Risk
    The tendency that a hazard will cause harm, injury, illness or death
  • Safety
    A condition of being protected
  • OSH (Occupational Safety Health)

    Legislation and policies that aim to protect the health and safety of all people at the workplace
  • Types of hazards
    • Electrical
    • Mechanical
    • Biological
    • Ergonomic
    • Physical
    • Chemical
    • Psychological
  • ESD (Electro static Discharged) tools

    • Anti static wrist trap
    • Anti static mat
    • Anti static spray
  • Hand tools

    • Flat head screwdriver
    • Phillip screwdriver
    • Torx screwdriver
    • Hex driver
    • Needle nose pliers
    • Wire cutter
    • Tweezers
    • Part-retriever
    • Wire stripper
    • Crimper
    • Punch down tool
  • Cleaning tools

    • Lint free cloth
    • Compressed air
    • Cable ties
    • Parts organizer
  • Diagnostic tools

    • Multimeter
    • Loop back adapter
  • Ensuring safety in workplace
    • Do not work alone
    • Always power off the computer
    • Take away any liquid food
    • Use the right tool for the right job
    • Always discharge yourself before touching any part
    • Do not use excessive force
    • Clean the area before and after
    • Hold the components on the edges
    • Properly aligned
    • Use compressed air in cleaning
  • Data
    Collection of raw facts
  • Information
    Collection of facts organized and processed so that they have additional value beyond the value of the individual facts
  • Data processing

    An operation that performs upon raw facts (data) whether or not by automatic means, such as collection, recording, organization, storage or alternation to convert into useful information
  • Processing cycle

    1. Input (data)
    2. Processing
    3. Output (data)
  • Input
    A process through which data collected is transformed into a form that the computer can understand
  • Data collection

    The process of gathering and measuring data, information or any variables of interest in a standardized and established manner
  • Encoding data

    The process of converting raw facts into a form that is easier to put into a data processing system
  • Data transmission

    The stage of sending output data to the processor and carrying it across various components
  • Data communication
    The transfer and reception of data in the form of a digitized analog signal transmitted over a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint communication channel
  • Process
    Transforming raw data into information by performing actual data manipulation techniques