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What are the parts of an information system?
What are the parts of an information system?
People, procedures, software, hardware, data, and the Internet.
People are the least important part of an information system.
People are the least important part of an information system.
False
Which of the following is NOT a major kind of software?
Which of the following is NOT a major kind of software?
Which term describes the step-by-step instructions for the computer?
Which term describes the step-by-step instructions for the computer?
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The two major kinds of software are ______________ and _____________.
The two major kinds of software are ______________ and _____________.
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What impact does technology have on privacy and the environment?
What impact does technology have on privacy and the environment?
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What is the purpose of software?
What is the purpose of software?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Computer Science: Information Technology, the Internet, and You
- This course aims to develop efficient and effective computer users.
- Key components of technology that are covered include apps, hardware, and internet usage.
- Understanding impact of technology on privacy, environment, and ethics is essential.
Netiquette & Plagiarism
- Netiquette refers to etiquette on the internet, guidelines for correct behavior.
- Plagiarism involves using someone else’s work without proper acknowledgment and is considered unethical.
Study Calendar Overview
- The curriculum spans 14 weeks, covering various topics in computer science.
- Week 1 introduces the internet and netiquette; Week 3 focuses on plagiarism.
- Mid-term exam after 4 weeks; final exam at the end of the course.
Importance of Chapter 1
- Chapter discusses the evolution of computers and digital technology's impact on interaction.
- Skills built in this chapter prepare learners for a dynamic digital landscape.
- Topics include: information systems, maximizing technology use, privacy and ethics, and cloud computing.
Learning Objectives
- Understand components of information systems: people, procedures, software, hardware, data, and the internet.
- Distinguish between system software and application software, including three types of system software.
- Recognize types of computers and various forms of personal computers.
- Identify computer hardware categories: input, output, storage, system units, and communication devices.
- Differentiate between document, worksheet, database, and presentation files.
- Grasp concepts of connectivity, wireless technology, the Internet, cloud computing, and IoT.
Information Systems
- Comprise six parts: people, procedures, software, hardware, data, and the internet.
- Understanding these components is crucial for effective computer use.
Role of People
- People are the most critical aspect of an information system.
- Interactions with computers are direct (e.g., document creation) and indirect (e.g., usage in various fields).
Procedures
- Defined as rules or guidelines for utilizing software, hardware, and data.
- Typically documented in manuals, available as printed or electronic resources.
Software
- Refers to programs that provide step-by-step instructions for computers.
- The main purpose is to transform raw data into structured information.
- Two primary types of software exist: system software and application software.
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This quiz covers the key components of computer science, including technology, internet etiquette, and plagiarism. It also addresses the impact of technology on privacy and ethics. Prepare to test your knowledge on essential digital skills and netiquette principles.
