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James A. Senn’s Information Technology, 3 rd Edition

Chapter 2

Essentials of Computing

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Objectives •

Mengidentifikasi 5 komponen sistem komputer.

Menerangkan 4 kategori hardware dan fungsi fungsinya.

Mendiskusikan hubungan antara hardware dan software.

Membedakan antara sistem operasi dan program aplikasi.

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Mengidentifikasi 10 tipe paket software.

Menerangkan 4 komponen informasi.

Mengerti perbedaan antara pengguna teknologi informasi dan profesi teknologi informsi.

Menentukan 4 tipa prosedur dalam sistem komputer.

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Menerangkan perbedaan antara sistem single user dan multi user.

Daftar dari 13 informasi-pemrosesan aktivitas yang digabungkan dengan 5 fungsi penanganan informasi dari teknologi informasi.

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Hardware: Computing, Storing and Communication

Definition

Computer: Sistem elektronik yang dapat diinstruksikan untuk menerima, proses, penyimpanan dan memberikan informasi.

Computer System: Komputer dan semua hardware yang terhubung dengannya.

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Hardware Programs

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Information People Procedures

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Definition (Continued)

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Hardware: Computing, Storing and Communication

Hardware

Hardware (computer hardware or devices): Komputer dan kumpulan peralatannya.

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Input devices Processors

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Output devices Secondary storage devices

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Hardware (Continued)

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Hardware: Computing, Storing and Communication

Hardware (Continued)

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Hardware: Computing, Storing and Communication

Input Devices

Input: Data atau informasi yang dimasukkan kedalam komputer atau proses memasukkan data atau informasi kedalam komputer untuk proses, penyimpanan dan pengambilan atau transmisi.

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Keyboards Point-of-sale terminals Mouse Image scanners

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Bar code scanners and wands Microphones Prerecorded sources

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Input Devices (Continued)

Bar Code: Kode yang dapat dibaca komputer yang berisi batang-batang atau baris-baris yang bervariasi lebar dan panjangnya.

Wand: Peralatan input yang digunakan untuk membaca bar code dan memasukkan informasi ini secara langsung kedalam komputer.

Multimedia: Sistem yang berisi tambahan-tambahan PC standard tetapi juga mempunyak kemampuan untuk menangani audio, video, animasi dan grafik.

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Hardware: Computing, Storing and Communication

The Processor

Processor/Central Processing Unit (CPU):

Kumpulan sirkuit elektronik yang membentuk tindakan proses komputer.

Microprocessor: Tipe terkecil prosesor, dimana semua kemampuan proses control unit dan ALU diletakkan pada single chip.

Chip: Kumpulan komponen elektronik yang sangat kecil,

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The Processor (Continued)

System Board (Mother Board): Sistem unit dalam microcomputer, diletakkan pada dasar basis komputer.

Primary Storage (Main Memory): Penyimpanan dalam komputernya sendiri. Primary memory menyimpan data hanya sementara, sebagai instruksi yang dieksekusi.

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Output Devices

Output: Hasil input dan pemrosesan data dan informasi yang dikembalikan oleh komputer, secara langsung ke orang yang menggunakan sistem atau ke secondary storage.

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Control a printer Direct a display

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Control another device Generate sounds Initiate transmission of information

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Secondary Storage Devices

Secondary Storage (Auxiliary Storage): Media penyimpanan yang berada diluar komputer, tetapi dapat dibaca oleh komputer.

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Diskettes Zip Disks

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Hard Disks Optical Disks Magnetic Tape

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Secondary Storage Devices (Continued)

Magnetic Disks: Umumnya terdiri 2 tipe disk penyimpanan: flexible/floppy disk dan hard disk.

Zip Disks: Serupa dengan disket, tetapi dibungkus dalam tempat plastik keras. Disk ini dapat disimpan 70 s/d 175 kali dan dapat disimpan dan mengambil data lebih cepat dari disket.

Read Only: Tipe disk yang informasi dapat dibaca dari tetapi tidak ditulis. A

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Secondary Storage Devices (Continued)

CD-ROM disk:

Short for “compact disk – read only memory,” an optical storage medium that permits storage of large amounts of information. CD-ROM disks can only be written to and cannot be erased.

Drive: The device containing a secondary storage medium’s read/write unit.

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Hardware: Computing, Storing and Communication

Peripheral Equipment

Peripheral Equipment: A general term used for any device that is attached to a computer system.

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Programs: In Charge of the Hardware

Definition

Software: The general term for a set of instructions that controls a computer or a communications network.

Program: A set of instructions that directs a computer to perform certain tasks and produce certain results.

Communication Program: A program that manages the interaction between a computer system and a communications network and the transmission of data, programs, and information over the network.

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Programs: In Charge of the Hardware

Definition (Continued)

Operating System: A combination of programs that coordinates the actions of a computer, including its peripheral devices and memory. For example, DOS (Disk Operating System), and Windows.

Graphic User Interface (GUI): A link to an operating system that allows users to use icons rather than command words to start processing.

Interface: The means by which a person interacts with a computer.

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Programs: In Charge of the Hardware

Software Packages

Software Package: An application that focuses on a particular subject, such as word processing, and is sold to businesses and the general public.

Documentation: An instruction manual that accompanies software. Also, a technical, detailed written description of the specific facts of a program.

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Software Packages (Continued)

Spreadsheet: A table of columns and rows used by people responsible for tracking revenues, expenses, profits, and losses.

Word-processing (WP) Program: A program that allows the user to enter, change (edit), move, store, and print text information.

Desktop Publishing (DTP) Program: A program that combines text and image-handling features with document-design capabilities.

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Programs: In Charge of the Hardware

Software Packages

Graphics Presentation Program: A program that translates data into visual representations using charts, graphs, and map.

Photo Editing Program: A program used to touch up, remove, or add features to a digital version of photographs.

Illustration Program: A program in which the computer screen becomes a drawing board on which artists translate their ideas into visual form.

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Software Packages (Continued)

Database Management Program: A program that makes it possible for users to manage the data in ways that increase accessibility and productivity.

Database: A collection of data and information describing items of interest to an organization.

Browser: Client computer program designed to locate and display information on the World Wide Web.

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Software Packages (Continued)

Information System or Management Information System

(MIS): A business information system designed to produce the information needed for successful management of a structured problem, process, department, or business.

Transaction Processing: A shared business information system that uses a combination of information technology and manual procedures to process data and information and to manage transactions.

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Software Packages (Continued)

Computer Programming Language: A series of commands or codes that a computer can translate into the electronic pulses that underlie all computing activities.

Utility Program (Utilities): Special programs used to perform tasks that occur repeatedly using processing.

Custom Software: Software written specially for a particular business.

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Software Trends

Software Trends

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Greater use of prewritten software packages.

Greater user of prewritten components.

Object-oriented Programming: Software development combining data and procedures into a single object.

Object: A component that contains data about itself and how it is to be processed.

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Information: The Reason for Using Information Technology

Definition

Information: An organized, meaningful, and useful interpretation of data.

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Data Text

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Sound Images

Data: Raw facts, figures, and details.

Spoken Information: Information that is conveyed by sound.

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Information: The Reason for Using Information Technology

Definition (Continued)

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People: Users and Creators of IT Applications

Users

User (End User): The people who uses IT in their jobs or personal lives.

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Hands-on users Indirect end users

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User managers Senior managers

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Information Technology Professionals

Information Technology Professional: A person who is responsible for acquiring, developing, maintaining, or operating the hardware associated with computers and communications networks.

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Programmers Systems Analysts

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System Designers Web Designers Project Managers

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Network Specialists Trainers Computer Operators

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Information Technology Professionals (Continued)

Programmer/Analyst: A person who has joint responsibility for determining system requirements and developing and implementing the systems.

Data Center (Computer Center): A facility at which large and midrange computer systems are located. These systems are shared by many users who are interconnected with the system through communications links.

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Information Technology Professionals (Continued)

Computer Engineer: An IT professional who designs, develops, and oversees the manufacturing of computer equipment.

Systems Engineer: An IT professional who installs and maintains hardware.

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Procedures: Processes to Use and Maintain IT

Procedures

Procedure: A step-by-step process or a set of instructions for accomplishing specific results.

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Operations Backup and Recovery

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Security Development

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Procedures (Continued)

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Procedures (Continued)

Operations Procedure: A procedure that describes how a computer system or application is used, how often it can be used, who is authorized to use it, and where the results of processing should go.

Backup Procedure: A procedure that describes how and when to make extra copies of information or software to protect against losses.

Recovery Procedure: An action taken when information or software must be restored.

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Procedures (Continued)

Security Procedure: A procedure designed to safeguard data centers, communications networks, computers, and other IT components from accidental intrusion or intentional damage.

Security Software: Software that is designed to protect systems and data.

Development Procedure: A procedure that explains how IT professionals should describe user needs and develop applications to meet those needs.

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An Introduction to Systems

Definition

System: A set of components that interact to accomplish a purpose.

Single-User System (Personal Computer): An IT system used by only one person. A system that stands alone and is not interconnected with other companies or shared by other people.

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An Introduction to Systems

Definition (Continued)

Multi-user System: A communication system in which more than one user share hardware, programs, information, people, and procedures.

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To share a computer To share hardware

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To share software To share information To share communications

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Information Processing

Information Processing Activities Associated with Information-handling Functions

Capture

Input

Upload/Download

Uploading: The process by which information is sent from a PC to a mainframe.

Downloading: The transfer of information from a central system to a desktop computer.

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Information Processing

Information Processing Activities Associated with Information-handling Functions (Continued)

Processing

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Compute Update

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Batch Processing: The grouping and processing of all transactions at one time.

Real-time Processing: The processing of each transaction as it occurs.

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Classify Sort Summarize

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Information Processing

Information Processing Activities Associated with Information-handling Functions (Continued)

Generate

Output

Issue

Storage and Retrieval

Inquire

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Store Retrieve

Transmit

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