“First and Last Name” Computer Parts Answers

Introduction to Computers

  1. Aansweris an electronic device, operating under the control of instructions stored in its own memory that can accept data (input), process the data according to specified rules (process), produce results (output), and store the results (storage) for future use.
  2. Computers perform the four basic operations of answer,answer,answer,and answerwhich comprise the answer. Collectively, these operations change answerintoanswerandanswerit for future use.
  3. The six primary components of a computer are answer, the answer, answer, answer, answer, and answer.
  4. The answer provides icon symbols (visual cues) for the user to use to communicate with the computer.
  5. Aansweris a collection of computers and devices connected together, often wirelessly, via communications devices and transmission media. This allows users to share resources, such as hardware, software, data, and information.
  6. The answeris a worldwide collection of networks that connects millions of businesses, government agencies, education institutions, and individuals and is considered the world's largest network.
  7. A(n) answeris an organization, such as a cable company or telephone company, that supplies connections to the Internet for a monthly fee.
  8. The answeris one of the more popular segments of the Internet which contains billions of documents called Web pages.
  9. Aansweris a software program used to access and view Web pages.
  10. Aansweris the unique address of a Web page.

Lesson 1: Input/Output Worksheet and Label WorksheetDo as a class

Lesson 2: Hardware Components

  1. Answerare the electronic parts that make up a computer.
  2. The Answer takes electricity from the electrical source and converts it into a current that works for your computer. When your computer is turned on, this allows the converted electricity to travel to other components inside the computer.
  3. Sometimes called a system board, the answer is the main circuit board of the system unit and contains the processor, memory, and expansion cards.
  4. The Answer contains special circuits for operating the computer’s sound.
  5. The Answer handles graphics that are displayed on the monitor.
  6. The Answer is an expansion card that allows computers to talk to each other. It plugs in the computer in to a phone or cable line so that information can be transferred between computers.
  7. The answeror processor is made up of the answerunit and the answerunit.
  8. The Answer chip wakes up the computer when you turn it on and reminds the computer what parts it has and what they do.
  9. Answerchips will remember what you tell them and can even change to remember new information. RAM is more like a journal – you can write information into the journal. But if you change your mind, you can erase and write in new information. But, when the computer gets turned off, RAM will lose all of your work!
  10. Answerholds information that is built into it. ROM is like reading a library book – lots of information is there, but you can't change it (because you never write in a library book).
  11. Answerare connections on the outside of the computer case where you plug in hardware. On the inside of the case, they are connected to expansion cards. The keyboard, mouse, monitor, and printer all plug into these.
  12. Answerread information off of storage disks. The most common are the hard drive and CD-ROM.

Lesson 2: Inside Hardware

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Lesson 3: Bits, Bytes, Storage

  1. AAnsweris a 1 or 0. Grouping these bits together to form a series of 1/0 commands is how data is formed.
  2. AAnswer is eight bits grouped together to represent one character.
  3. Answer is the grouping of 1’s/0’s within a byte.

Lesson 3: Math Worksheet

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Binary Conversion Worksheet (hard copy hand out from teacher)

Lesson4: Memory

  1. Answeris stored on chips located on the motherboard and holds all of the essential memory that tells your computer how to be a computer.
  2. Answeris stored in the hard drive and holds the information that you store in the computer.

Lesson 5: Programs

  1. Answeris using bits and bytes in different combinations to represent a code.
  2. Aansweris a set of instructions that tells the computer how to perform a specific task.
  3. Answeris copying the program or instructions on to your computer's hard drive.
  4. The answertells the computer how to perform the functions of loading, storing, and executing an application program and how to transfer data.
  5. Programs designed to make users more productive and/or assist them with personal tasks are known as answer.

Lesson 5: Programs

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Lesson 9: System Requirements

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