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ICT in Todays World
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ICT in Todays World
Input devices - Components to allow users to enter data such as instructions
- Processor - Component for deciding what the instructions mean and what to do – this is the processing of the instructions or data
- Output devices - Components for showing the results of the processing to the user data such as instructions
- Internal or main memory - Components to store the data and/or instructions that are about to be, are being, or have been, processed
- Backing storage - Components to store the data and/or instructions when the computer is switched off so the computer system or a user can come back to them later
Input Entering data into a computer system is input.
- Processing Data is converted it from one form to another. This is done by following a set of instructions and commands.
- Output When the results of processing are shown, this is output.
- Storage Data is kept or recorded while waiting to be used or for future use
Network - When computers are connected together so that they can share data and devices such as printers, they are said to be in a computer network.
- Interface - This is where data is transferred between computer devices or between people and computers.
- USB interface - The Universal Serial Bus interface was designed for use on personal computers to connect peripheral devices such as printers, keyboards and flash drives.
- Peripheral device Any device that is not actually part of the computer but is attached to a computer is called a peripheral device. Peripheral devices are seen as expanding the system and include scanners and printers.
Mouse - Choosing options from an on-screen menu and selecting icons
- Keyboard - Entering characters when typing a letter
- Joystick/game controller Moving on-screen objects in a computer game CPU
- Scanner Importing a printed image into a computer system
- Barcode reader Reading the data stored in a barcode
- Chip and PIN reader Reading the data stored in a chip on a bank or ID card
- Magnetic stripe reader Reading the data stored in a magnetic stripe on a bank or ID card
- Keypad Entering numbers at a supermarket checkout
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- Mind Map on ICT in Todays World, created by charlottehazelwi on 17/06/2014.
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