introduction to computer lesson 4
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Introduction to Computer Lesson IV
By: Vhonz SugatanPOWER School
Intro to Computer
Last week…
Intro to Computer
System Case
Intro to Computer
System CaseTower Case
Intro to Computer
System CaseTower CaseTypes of Computer
Intro to Computer
System CaseTower CaseTypes of ComputerComputer History
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Computer History
Mechanical Age1450 - 1840
Computer History
Mechanical Age1450 - 18401st Information Explosion
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Movable Metal Type Printing Process
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Johann Gutenberg
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Johann Gutenberg
Mainz, Germany
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Logarithms
Computer History
Mechanical Age
John Napier
Computer History
Mechanical Age
John NapierMerchiston, Scotland
Computer History
Mechanical Age
1st Mechanical Calculator
Computer History
Mechanical Age
1st Mechanical Calculator
Wilhelm Shickard
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Slide Rule
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Slide Rule
William Ougtred
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Pascaline
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Pascaline
Blaise Pascal
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Stepped Reckoner
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Stepped Reckoner
Gottfried Leibniz
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Arithmometer
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Arithmometer
Charles Xavier Thomas de Colmar
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Difference Engine
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Difference Engine
Charles Babbage
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Analytical Engine
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Ada Augusta Lovelace
Computer History
Mechanical Age
Ada Augusta Lovelace
1st Programmer
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age1840 - 1940
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age1840 - 1940Beginnings of Telecommunication
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age1840 - 1940Beginnings of TelecommunicationElectro-mechanical Computing
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Voltaic Battery
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Voltaic Battery
Alessandro Volta
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Telegraph
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Telegraph
Samuel F.B. Morse
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
“What hath God Wrought”
Telegraph
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Telephone
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Telephone
Alexander Graham Bell
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Telephone
“Watson, come here, I want you”
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Radio
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Boolean Algebra AND GATE
A
B
C
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Boolean Algebra AND GATE
A
B
CGeorge Boole
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Tabulating Machine
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Tabulating Machine
Pehr & Edvard Scheutz
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Comptometer
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Comptometer
Dorr Felt
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Comptograph
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Herman Hollerith
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Herman Hollerith
Tabulating Machine Company
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Herman Hollerith
Computer Tabulating
Recording Company
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
International Business Machines
Corporation
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
International Business Machines
Corporation
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Millionaire
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Millionaire
Otto Shweiger
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Vacuum Tubes
Computer History
Electro-Mechanical Age
Vacuum Tubes
Dr. Lee De Forest
Computer History
Electronic Age1941 - Present
Computer History
Electronic Age
Konrard Zuse
Computer History
Electronic Age
Z-3
Computer History
Electronic Age
Z-3
May 12, 1941
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
“The 1st Stored Program Computer”
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
8 Feet Tall
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
51Feet Long
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
2 Feet Thick
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
5 Tons
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
750,000 Parts
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
500 Miles of Wires
Computer History
Electronic Age
Mark-I
3 – 5 Second per Calculation
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
Electronic Numerical Integrator & Computer
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
17,468 Vacuum Tubes
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
7,200 Crystal Diodes
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
1,500 Relays
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
70,000 Resistors
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
10,000 capacitor
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
5 million hand soldered joints
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
30 Tons
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
680 Square Feet
Computer History
Electronic Age
ENIAC
150 kW of power
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
Universal Automatic Computer - I
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
J. Presper Eckert
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
John Mauchly
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
5,200 Vacuum Tubes
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
29,000 pounds
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
125 kW
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
1,905 operations per second
Computer History
Electronic Age
UNIVAC-I
35.5 m2
Computer History
Electronic Age
EDVAC
Computer History
Electronic Age
EDVAC
Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic
Computer
Computer History
Electronic Age
ABC
Computer History
Electronic Age
ABC
Atanasoff – Berry Computer
Computer History
Electronic Age
ABC
John Atanasoff
Computer History
Electronic Age
ABC Computer
Clifford Berry
Generation of Digital Computing
Generation of Digital Computing
Generation of Digital Computing
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
Vacuum Tubes
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
Punch Cards
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
Rotating Magnetic Drums
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
Rotating Magnetic DrumsMachine Language
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
Rotating Magnetic DrumsAssembly Language
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
Rotating Magnetic DrumsCompiler
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
MARK-I
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
ENIAC
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
UNIVAC - I
Generation of Digital Computing
First Generation1951 - 1958
EDVAC
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Transistor
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Transistor John Barden
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Transistor Walter Brattain
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Transistor William Shockley
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Magnetic Tapes
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Magnetic Tapes
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Magnetic Cores
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Magnetic CoresFORTAN
Generation of Digital Computing
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Magnetic CoresCOBOL
Generation of Digital Computing
PDP - 8
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Generation of Digital Computing
PDP - 8
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Ken Olsen
Generation of Digital Computing
BASIC
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Generation of Digital Computing
BASIC
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction
Code
Generation of Digital Computing
BASIC
Second Generation1959 - 1963
Thomas Kurtz
Generation of Digital Computing
BASIC
Second Generation1959 - 1963
John Kemeny
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation1963 - 1974
Integrated Circuit
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation1963 - 1974
Integrated CircuitJack S. Kilby
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation1963- 1974
Magnetic Tapes
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation1963 - 1974
MOS
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
Intel
1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
INTELRobert Noyce
1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
ARPANET
1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
ARPANETAdvance Research
Project Agency Network
1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
C Language
1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
C LanguageBrian Kernighan
1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Third Generation
C LanguageDennis Ritchie
1963 - 1974
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
CPU
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Altair 8080
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Altair 8080
MITS
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Apple Inc.
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Apple Inc.
Steve Wozniak
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Apple Inc.
Steve Jobs
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Microsoft
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Microsoft
Paul Allen
Generation of Digital Computing
Fourth Generation1979 - Present
Microsoft
Bill Gates