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Classification of Computers for Grade 7

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Classification of Computers for Grade 7
 

Classification of Computers for Grade 7Online version

Basics of computer types and features

by Otieno Awuor
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Slide 1: What is a computer?

A computer is an electronic device that processes data to perform tasks. It follows instructions to compute, store, and communicate information quickly and accurately.

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Slide 2: Why classify computers?

Classification helps us understand different sizes, purposes, and features. It makes it easier to choose the right computer for a task or a user.

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Slide 3: By size: micro to super

Main types include micro (personal PCs and laptops), mini (servers), mainframe (large organizations), and supercomputers (very fast scientific tasks).

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Slide 4: By purpose: general vs specialized

General-purpose computers run many programs, while specialized computers are built for specific tasks like gaming consoles or embedded systems.

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Slide 5: By data handling: analog and digital

Most modern computers are digital, processing discrete data. Analog devices handle continuous signals, used in some sensors and older systems.

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Slide 6: By size and usage

Personal computers are for individuals. Workstations are powerful desktops. Servers store data and run networks. Mobile devices are compact and portable.

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Slide 7: Key characteristics

Basic characteristics include speed, storage capacity, accuracy, reliability, and ease of use. These affect performance and choices.

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Slide 8: Core components

Important parts are CPU (brain), RAM (short-term memory), storage (long-term memory), motherboard, and peripherals (keyboard, mouse, monitor).

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Slide 9: Common operating systems

Popular OSs include Windows, macOS, and Linux. They manage hardware, programs, and user tasks.

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Slide 10: Safe and ethical use

Practice cyber safety, respect privacy, and follow rules for digital citizenship when using computers at school and home.

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