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| acquiring computer related skills |
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| 5 parts= people, procedures, software, hardware, and data |
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| computers make people more successful |
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| the rules or guidlines for people to follow when using software, hardare, and data |
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| a program that consists of the steop by step instructions that tell the computer how to do its work |
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| allows computer to connect and share info |
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| the equipment that processes the data to create information |
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| information technology (IT) |
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| everything that makes computers work |
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| programs that cordinate computer recsources, provide an interface between users and computers, and run applications |
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| windows xp, windows vista, mac osx |
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| preform specific tasks related to managing computer resources |
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| specilized program which allows particular input or output devices to communicate with the rest of the computer system |
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| described as end user sofware, catagorized as basic or specialized applications |
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| macintosh internet explorer, netscape navigator |
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| more specific applications like graphics audio video or multimedia |
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| most powerful type of computer, ex IBM blue gene |
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| not as powerful as supercomputers but still powerful insurance companies use the for millions of poeple |
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| least powerful but most used ex desktop, notbook, tablet pc, handheld |
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