Operating Systems and Computer Networks: A Comprehensive Guide
1. What is an Operating System and its Key Components?
An operating system is a program or set of programs that manages the basic processes of a computer system, enabling the execution of other operations. Its key components include:
- Kernel: Controls the rest of the operating system modules. It’s a fundamental part that manages requests from other components that want to communicate with the processor.
- Memory Manager: Assigns areas of RAM to each process for storing results or temporary data.
- Input/
Information Systems Development in the Digital Era
MODULE I: Development of Information Systems
1. The Life Cycle of Information Systems
A complete development of an information system, from recognizing the need it will satisfy to achieving optimal computerized operation, goes through various stages that make up what is called the life cycle of a system.
Stages of a Life Cycle
Inception Phase: Defines the system’s vision, establishes the project scope, and makes the decision to proceed.
Elaboration Phase: Analyzes the system for which a solution is sought,
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1 .- The tape is divided into menu: Records
2 .-
contextual tabs appear what point?: When necessary.
3 .-
The procedure for customizing a slide template is the View tab, click on slide plate.
4.-themes are used to:
Implement background styles, placeholders, colors and font styles
5.-tab menu that appears ribbon themes:
Design
6.-to create a new presentation, the procedure is:
Click the Microsoft Office button, click New, choose Blank Presentation
7 .- you can apply a template to a new slideshow
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Part 2 – Interface Between Processors and Peripherals
Organization of I/O (T.1)
Introduction (1.1)
Three subsystems exist on a computer system: memory, CPU, and I/O. The I/O system facilitates data movement between external devices and the CPU-memory tandem. It includes:
- I/O devices: These components interface the computer with external peripherals, enabling user interaction (e.g., mouse, keyboard) and device-to-device communication (e.g., network, storage).
- Interconnections: These are the physical connections
Computer Networks: A Comprehensive Overview
Computer Networks
Introduction
A computer network is a set of interconnected computers that communicate with each other via various mediums like cable, satellite, microwave, telephone lines, and fiber optics to share information. Each active device connected to the network is called a node.
Uses of Networks
Networks are primarily used for:
- Resource Sharing: Sharing resources, especially information, is a primary function of networks. This includes sharing programs, files, and peripherals like printers
Data Transmission Fundamentals in Telecommunications
TP 5: Data Transmission Fundamentals
What is Telecommunications?
Telecommunications refers to the transmission of information over a distance. This includes technologies like telephony, telegraphy, and television. The term originates from the Greek word “tele,” meaning “far” or “at a distance.”
Distributed Processing and its Advantages
What is Distributed Processing?
Distributed processing involves dividing a task among multiple computers within a network. Instead of relying on a single powerful machine,
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