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Types of componets of computer system part one
Types of componets of computer system part one
Types of componets of computer system part one
Types of componets of computer system part one
Types of componets of computer system part one
Types of componets of computer system part one
Types of componets of computer system part one
Types of componets of computer system part one
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WHAT IS OPERATING SYSTEM?
ï‚¢   An operating system is a special piece of software that manages the general
    operation of a computer system:

ï‚¢   It provides a user interface so that we can interact with the computer

ï‚¢   It manages applications that are running on the computer, starting them when the user
    requests, and stopping them when they are no longer needed

ï‚¢   It manages files, helping us save our work, organise our files, find files that we have
    saved and load files

ï‚¢   It manages the computers memory, deciding what should be loaded into memory and
    what should be removed

ï‚¢   It looks after computer security, preventing unauthorised access to the system
   It manages the computer’s input and output hardware such as printers, etc.
TWO TYPE OF COMMAND
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE (GUI)
COMMAND LINE INTERFACE (CLI)

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Types of componets of computer system part one

  • 1. CONTINUE....... ï‚¢ Lets we end the blur we had yesterday.......
  • 11. WHAT IS OPERATING SYSTEM? ï‚¢ An operating system is a special piece of software that manages the general operation of a computer system: ï‚¢ It provides a user interface so that we can interact with the computer ï‚¢ It manages applications that are running on the computer, starting them when the user requests, and stopping them when they are no longer needed ï‚¢ It manages files, helping us save our work, organise our files, find files that we have saved and load files ï‚¢ It manages the computers memory, deciding what should be loaded into memory and what should be removed ï‚¢ It looks after computer security, preventing unauthorised access to the system ï‚¢ It manages the computer’s input and output hardware such as printers, etc.
  • 12. TWO TYPE OF COMMAND