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Intro to Computer Basics

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Learn core computer concepts.

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Learn core computer concepts.

by Aidana Seidahmet
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Slide 1: What is a Computer?

A computer is an electronic device that processes data according to a set of instructions. It helps us store, compute, and communicate information.

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Slide 2: Hardware vs. Software

Hardware includes tangible parts like the CPU, memory, and peripherals. Software refers to programs and data that run on the hardware.

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Slide 3: The Central Processing Unit

The CPU is the brain of the computer. It performs calculations, executes instructions, and manages data flow between components.

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Slide 4: Memory and Storage

Memory (RAM) stores data temporarily for quick access. Storage (HDD/SSD) keeps data long-term even when the power is off.

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Slide 5: Input and Output

Input devices (keyboard, mouse) send data. Output devices (monitor, printer) display results of processing.

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Slide 6: Operating Systems

An operating system manages hardware resources and provides services for applications. Examples include Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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Slide 7: Software Categories

Applications perform specific tasks. Utilities help maintain the system. System software supports overall operation.

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Slide 8: Networking Basics

Computers connect via networks to share data. Key concepts include IP addresses, Wi‑Fi, and security basics.

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Slide 9: Security and Privacy

Protect data with strong passwords, regular updates, and safe practice to prevent threats and maintain privacy.

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Slide 10: Getting Started

Explore basic tasks like creating documents, browsing the web, and organizing files to build confidence with computers.

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