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This is CS50 AP . an introduction to the intellectual enterprises - PPT Presentation

of computer science and the art of programming Unit 0 Module 4 David J Malan Doug Lloyd hardware binary number system Motherboard The main circuit board it connects all the other parts ID: 784051

computer memory main operating memory computer operating main data system hardware monitor device random access screen cpu key software

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This is CS50 AP.

an introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming

Unit 0Module 4

© David J. Malan, Doug Lloyd

Slide2

hardware

binary number system

Slide3

Motherboard

The main circuit

board –

it connects all the

other parts

Slide4

CPU

speed (GHz)memory

CPU

The “brain” of the computer

It interprets and executes the commands from the hardware and software

Slide5

RAM

sizespeed

Random Access Memory

Random Access Memory

the

temporary or "working" memory that allows multitasking

Slide6

KERNEL

A key piece of the operating systemWhen the operating system starts the kern

A Key part of the

Operating

System

Is the first part of the Operating

S

ystem

that loads into Memory

Responsible for Disk, Task and Memory

Mangement

Slide7

Video/graphics card

Sends

Images to the screen/monitor

to the screen/monitor

Slide8

hard drive

“spinning platter” HDDsolid state SSD

Main data storage area

Contains

data and software files

Slide9

OpticalFloppy

Zip/Thumb

Hardware

that enables data to be

read/written from some type of media

Drives

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Monitors/Display Screens

This one is pretty obvious, right? It displays the signals the video/graphics card is sending

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peripherals

a device that can connect to the main computer (examples: keyboard, mouse, speakers, printer)

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Ports

Work as an interface that

allows a peripheral device

to connect to a computer

There are several different types of these

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This is CS50 AP.