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COMPUTER

TERMINOLOGY AND
HISTORY
SIR HAPPY LAGATA
T.L.E. TEACHER
OBJECTIVES
• Apply skills learned and process information

• Use available technologies to communicate with


others on a class assignment or project.

• Value teamwork and learn appraising facts.


What would be
the importance
of Knowing the
Computer
Terminologies
and Its History?
What device is BOTH an input and
output device?
a) Printer
b)Keyboard
c) Monitor
d)disk
•Who invented the Internet?

A. Steve Jobs
B. More than one person
C. Al Gore
D. William Shockley
This person created a machine called The
Analytical Engine. His ideas were some of
the first that led to the creation of
computers.

A. Simon Konrad
B. Charles Babbage
C. John Lovelace
D. William Howard
RAM (Random Access Memory) is the
__________ of the computer?

a. permanent memory
b.control memory
c. temporary memory
d.arithmetic/logic unit
The arithmetic/logic unit of
the computer is_____.
a. can compare numbers
b. can add numbers
c. is part of the central processing unit
d. all of the above
Charles Babbage, who is also regarded as the "Father of
Computing", was fed up of doing boring calculations that were
mostly the same thing repeated over and over. He put his
thinking cap on and designed a calculating machine that would
perform long calculations automatically. What was the name of
the first machine that he designed?

a. Difference Engine
b. Rocket
c. Steam Engine
d. Computer
The Second Generation of computers
used this to control operations?

a. integrated circuits
b. transistors
c. vacuum tubes
d. microchips
The First Generation of computers
used this to control operations?

a. integrated circuits
b. transistors
c. vacuum tubes
d. microchips
In 1971 a company announced the first single chip
microprocessor. Model 4004 was invented by the
company's engineers Federico Faggin, Ted Hoff,
and Stanley Mazor. What is the name of this
company that completely changed the computer
market?

a. Apple
b. Intel
c. Microsoft
d. Dell
This person is often called the inventor of
the modern computer. He actually created
the first fully electronic computer.
A. Konrad Zuse
B. Byron Lovelace
C. William Gates
D. Steve Jobs
What I know What I Want What I’ved
to Know Learned
ASSESSMENT:
You will be paired with a partner. You will share your
pictures with your partner and give your thoughts on
what part of the activity did you like and why. This
communication must be done out of class and via e-
mail or instant messenger. Text messaging is
appropriate. We will then see if we can analyze the
pictures and find out how important to know a little
bit of history.

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