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− | | Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on '''Getting to know Computers''' | + | | Welcome to the '''Spoken Tutorial''' on '''Getting to know Computers'''. |
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− | | In this tutorial we will learn about | + | | In this tutorial, we will learn about |
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− | | Generally, there are 2 types of | + | | Generally, there are 2 types of computers - |
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− | | ''' Desktop''' or '''Personal Computer''' and '''Laptop''' | + | | ''' Desktop''' or '''Personal Computer''' and '''Laptop'''. |
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− | | Functions of a computer | + | | Functions of a computer- |
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− | | A '''computer''' performs five major functions irrespective of its size | + | | A '''computer''' performs five major functions irrespective of its size: |
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− | | | + | | It accepts '''data''' or ''' instructions''' by way of '''input ''' |
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− | | | + | | It processes '''data''' as required by the user |
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− | | | + | | It stores '''data''' |
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− | | | + | | It gives results in the form of '''output ''' |
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− | | | + | | It controls all operations inside the computer. |
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− | | Basic | + | | Basic organization of a computer is as shown in this block diagram. |
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− | | '''Input unit ''' | + | | '''Input unit ''', '''Central Processing unit ''', |
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− | | '''' Output unit ''' | + | | '''' Output unit '''. |
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− | |The ''' Input unit''' helps to | + | |The '''Input unit''' helps to |
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− | |enter the '''data''' and '''programs''' into a | + | |enter the '''data''' and '''programs''' into a computer system in an organized manner. |
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− | | ''' Keyboard, mouse, camera''' and '''scanner''' are some of the '''input | + | | ''' Keyboard, mouse, camera''' and '''scanner''' are some of the '''input''' devices. |
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− | | performs | + | | performs operations like arithmetic and ''' logical''' operations and |
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− | | stores '''data''' and '''instructions ''' | + | | stores '''data''' and '''instructions. ''' |
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− | | '''Monitor''' and '''printer''' are some of the '''output | + | | '''Monitor''' and '''printer''' are some of the '''output''' devices. |
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− | | Generally, a '''desktop computer''' has 4 main components | + | | Generally, a '''desktop computer''' has 4 main components: |
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− | |'''Monitor''' | + | |'''Monitor''' '''CPU''' |
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− | | ''' Keyboard''' | + | | '''Keyboard''' and '''Mouse '''. |
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− | | This is a '''monitor''' or the '''computer screen''' | + | | This is a '''monitor''' or the '''computer screen''' as we call it. |
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− | | It displays the ''' | + | | It displays the computer's '''user interface. ''' |
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− | | | + | | One can open various '''programs''' and interact with the '''computer''' using the '''keyboard''' and '''mouse'''. |
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− | |The ''' keyboard''' is designed to enter text, characters and other commands into a '''computer.''' | + | |The ''' keyboard''' is designed to enter text, characters and other '''commands''' into a '''computer.''' |
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− | | Pressing the ''' right mouse button''', activates more non-standard actions like shortcuts. | + | | Pressing the ''' right mouse button''', activates more non-standard actions like '''shortcuts'''. |
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− | |The '''mouse wheel''' is used to scroll up and down | + | |The '''mouse wheel''' is used to scroll up and down by rolling the '''scroll button. ''' |
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− | | The ''' computer mouse''' is an alternative way to interact with the '''computer''' | + | | The ''' computer mouse''' is an alternative way to interact with the '''computer''' besides the ''' keyboard. ''' |
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− | | There is a '''reset''' button | + | | There is a '''reset''' button too which helps us to '''restart''' the '''computer''', if required. |
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− | |This is done using '''cables.''' | + | |This is done using the '''cables.''' |
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− | |There are many | + | |There are many components inside the 'CPU'. |
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− | |When the | + | |When the computer is ON, all these components work and generate heat. |
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− | |Fans at the back provide the air flow required to cool the components. | + | |'''Fans''' at the back, provide the air flow required to cool the components. |
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− | |Otherwise, overheating can cause damage to the '' | + | |Otherwise, overheating can cause damage to the 'CPU', often leading to data loss. |
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− | |Place all the cables on the table, as shown. | + | |Place all the '''cables''' on the table, as shown. |
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− | |Connect the '''power cable''' to the ''' monitor''' | + | |Connect the '''power cable''' to the ''' monitor''' as shown. |
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− | |Connect it to the '''CPU | + | |Connect it to the '''CPU''' as shown. |
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− | |Then, connect it to a '''power supply socket''' | + | |Then, connect it to a '''power supply socket'''. |
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− | |Next, connect the ''' keyboard cable''' to the '''CPU | + | |Next, connect the ''' keyboard cable''' to the '''CPU''' as shown. |
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− | |You can connect the mouse to the port which is “green” in colour. | + | |You can connect the '''mouse''' to the '''port''' which is “green” in colour. |
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− | |This is a ''' LAN cable | + | |This is a ''' LAN cable''' |
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− | | | + | |and this is a '''LAN port.''' |
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− | |The ''' LED light''' will blink | + | |The ''' LED light''' will blink when the ''' LAN port''' is active and receiving activity. |
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− | |Now, let's look at the ''' audio jacks.''' | + | |Now, let's look at the '''audio jacks.''' |
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− | |Usually, you will see a string of words on a black screen | + | |Usually, you will see a '''string''' of words on a black screen when your '''computer''' first turns on. |
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− | |the ''' | + | |the computer's '''central processing unit, ''' |
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− | |and information about the hard disk drives and floppy disk drives. | + | |and information about the '''hard disk drives''' and '''floppy disk drives'''. |
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− | |'''BIOS''' is the software which gives the '''CPU''' its first instructions | + | |'''BIOS''' is the software which gives the '''CPU''' its first instructions when the '''computer''' is turned on. |
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− | |When all the necessary checks are done, you will see the | + | |When all the necessary checks are done, you will see the operating system's '''interface. ''' |
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− | |And | + | |And if you are a '''Windows''' user, you will see this screen. |
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− | |A ''' laptop''' is small and light enough to sit on a person's lap | + | |A '''laptop''' is small and light enough to sit on a person's lap while in use. |
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− | |It has most of the same components as a ''' desktop computer''' including | + | |It has most of the same components as a ''' desktop computer''' including- |
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− | |a '''display, ''' | + | |a '''display, '''a '''keyboard, ''' |
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− | |It also has a ''' lan port''' and ''' USB ports.''' | + | |It also has a '''lan port''' and ''' USB ports.''' |
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− | |There is a ''' video port | + | |There is a ''' video port''' using which one can connect a ''' projector''' to the '''laptop. ''' |
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− | |The ''' audio jacks''' are easily identifiable | + | |The '''audio jacks''' are easily identifiable with respective '''icons''' for '''mic''' and '''headphones'''. |
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− | |This is the inbuilt ''' cooling fan''' in the '''laptop. ''' | + | |This is the inbuilt '''cooling fan''' in the '''laptop.''' |
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− | |This helps to keep the ''' laptop''' from overheating. | + | |This helps to keep the '''laptop''' from overheating. |
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− | |A ''' laptop''' is powered by electricity via an ''' AC adapter''' and has a | + | |A ''' laptop''' is powered by electricity via an ''' AC adapter''' and has a rechargeable battery. |
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− | |Let us summarize. In this tutorial we have learnt | + | |Let us summarize. In this tutorial, we have learnt: |
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− | |and how to connect the various components of a '''desktop | + | |and how to connect the various components of a '''desktop'''. |
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− | | Watch the video available at the following link | + | | Watch the video available at the following link. |
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− | |It | + | |It summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project. |
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− | |If you do not have a good bandwidth you can download and watch it | + | |If you do not have a good bandwidth, you can download and watch it. |
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− | | The Spoken Tutorial project team conducts workshops using spoken tutorials. | + | | The Spoken Tutorial project team: conducts workshops using spoken tutorials. |
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− | | Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project | + | | Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the "Talk to a Teacher" project, |
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− | | | + | |supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT, MHRD, Government of India. |
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− | |More information on this mission is available at the following link | + | |More information on this mission is available at the following link. |
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− | | The animation and 3D modeling for this tutorial is done by Arthi | + | | The '''animation''' and '''3D modeling''' for this tutorial is done by Arthi. |
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− | |This is Nancy Varkey from the spoken tutorial project IIT Bombay signing off. | + | |This is Nancy Varkey from the spoken tutorial project, IIT Bombay, signing off. |
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Latest revision as of 11:53, 28 March 2017
Time | Narration |
00:01 | Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on Getting to know Computers. |
00:06 | In this tutorial, we will learn about |
00:09 | the various components of a computer. |
00:11 | We will also learn to connect the various components. |
00:15 | Generally, there are 2 types of computers - |
00:18 | Desktop or Personal Computer and Laptop. |
00:23 | Now-a-days, tablet PCs or tabs for short, are also quite popular. |
00:31 | Functions of a computer- |
00:33 | A computer performs five major functions irrespective of its size: |
00:40 | It accepts data or instructions by way of input |
00:45 | It processes data as required by the user |
00:50 | It stores data |
00:52 | It gives results in the form of output |
00:56 | It controls all operations inside the computer. |
01:01 | Basic organization of a computer is as shown in this block diagram. |
01:08 | Input unit , Central Processing unit , |
01:11 | ' Output unit . |
01:14 | The Input unit helps to |
01:16 | enter the data and programs into a computer system in an organized manner. |
01:23 | Keyboard, mouse, camera and scanner are some of the input devices. |
01:31 | The Central Processing unit |
01:33 | performs operations like arithmetic and logical operations and |
01:38 | stores data and instructions. |
01:41 | Typically, the Central Processing unit or CPU looks like this. |
01:48 | It has many ports in the front and at the back of the unit. |
01:53 | We will learn about them in a little while. |
01:57 | It takes data and instructions, processes them and gives the output or results. |
02:05 | The task of performing operations is called processing. |
02:11 | The output is then stored along with the data and instructions in the storage unit. |
02:18 | The unit that supports the process of producing results from the data, is the output unit. |
02:26 | Monitor and printer are some of the output devices. |
02:33 | Generally, a desktop computer has 4 main components: |
02:38 | Monitor CPU |
02:40 | Keyboard and Mouse . |
02:43 | A camera, printer or scanner can also be connected to a computer. |
02:50 | This is a monitor or the computer screen as we call it. |
02:55 | It looks like a TV screen. |
02:57 | It is the visual display unit of a computer. |
03:02 | It displays the computer's user interface. |
03:05 | One can open various programs and interact with the computer using the keyboard and mouse. |
03:13 | The keyboard is designed to enter text, characters and other commands into a computer. |
03:21 | This is the computer mouse. |
03:24 | Typically, it has 2 clickable buttons and a scroll button in between. |
03:31 | Pressing the left mouse button, activates most actions. |
03:35 | Pressing the right mouse button, activates more non-standard actions like shortcuts. |
03:43 | The mouse wheel is used to scroll up and down by rolling the scroll button. |
03:49 | The computer mouse is an alternative way to interact with the computer besides the keyboard. |
03:57 | Now, let us see the various parts of the CPU. |
04:02 | There is a prominent button on the front of the CPU which is the POWER ON switch. |
04:08 | To turn on the computer, one needs to press this switch. |
04:14 | There is a reset button too which helps us to restart the computer, if required. |
04:21 | Also, on the front side, you will notice 2 or more USB ports and a DVD/CD-ROM reader-writer. |
04:30 | The USB ports are used to connect pen-drives to the computer. |
04:35 | And the DVD/CD-ROM reader-writer is used to read or write a CD or a DVD. |
04:43 | Now let's look at the back of the computer. |
04:48 | The ports at the back, are used for connecting the CPU to the other devices of the computer. |
04:55 | This is done using the cables. |
04:58 | There are many components inside the 'CPU'. |
05:02 | When the computer is ON, all these components work and generate heat. |
05:08 | Fans at the back, provide the air flow required to cool the components. |
05:14 | Otherwise, overheating can cause damage to the 'CPU', often leading to data loss. |
05:21 | This is the case cooling fan. |
05:23 | It keeps the temperature of the CPU normal and prevents overheating. |
05:30 | Power Supply Unit, also called PSU, supplies power to the computer. |
05:37 | Now, let's learn how to connect the various components to the CPU. |
05:42 | Place all the components on the table, as shown. |
05:46 | Place all the cables on the table, as shown. |
05:51 | First, let's connect the monitor to the CPU. |
05:55 | Connect the power cable to the monitor as shown. |
06:00 | Now, connect the other end to a power supply socket. |
06:04 | This is the power cable of the CPU. |
06:08 | Connect it to the CPU as shown. |
06:11 | Then, connect it to a power supply socket. |
06:14 | Next, connect the keyboard cable to the CPU as shown. |
06:19 | The port for the keyboard is usually “purple” in colour. |
06:23 | You can connect the mouse to the port which is “green” in colour. |
06:28 | Alternately, you can connect the USB keyboard and mouse to any of the USB ports. |
06:35 | The remaining USB ports can be used for connecting pen drive, hard disk etc. |
06:42 | This is a LAN cable |
06:44 | and this is a LAN port. |
06:46 | It is a wired connection that allows a computer to connect to a network. |
06:52 | The other end of the LAN cable is connected to a modem or a wi-fi router. |
06:58 | You will learn about configuring wi-fi connections in another tutorial. |
07:03 | The LED light will blink when the LAN port is active and receiving activity. |
07:10 | You may notice that there are other serial ports on the CPU. |
07:15 | These are used for connecting PDAs, modem or other serial devices. |
07:21 | You will also notice that there are some parallel ports on the CPU. |
07:25 | These are used for connecting devices like printer, scanner etc. |
07:31 | Now, let's look at the audio jacks. |
07:34 | The port in “pink” is used for connecting a microphone. |
07:38 | The port in “blue” is for connecting a line in, for eg- from a radio or tape player. |
07:45 | The port in “green” is for connecting headphone/speaker or line out. |
07:51 | Now that we have connected all our devices, let's turn on the computer. |
07:57 | First of all, switch on the power supply buttons of the monitor and the CPU. |
08:03 | Now, press the POWER ON button on the monitor. |
08:07 | And then press the POWER ON switch, on the front of the CPU. |
08:12 | Usually, you will see a string of words on a black screen when your computer first turns on. |
08:18 | This is the BIOS system displaying information about |
08:22 | the computer's central processing unit, |
08:25 | information about how much memory the computer has, |
08:28 | and information about the hard disk drives and floppy disk drives. |
08:33 | BIOS is the software which gives the CPU its first instructions when the computer is turned on. |
08:41 | The whole process of loading the operating system is called booting the computer. |
08:48 | When all the necessary checks are done, you will see the operating system's interface. |
08:54 | If you are an Ubuntu Linux user, you will see this screen. |
08:58 | And if you are a Windows user, you will see this screen. |
09:02 | Now, let us briefly look at a laptop. |
09:06 | Laptops are portable and compact computers. |
09:09 | A laptop is small and light enough to sit on a person's lap while in use. |
09:16 | Hence, it is called a 'laptop. |
09:18 | It has most of the same components as a desktop computer including- |
09:23 | a display, a keyboard, |
09:25 | a touchpad which is the pointing and navigating device, |
09:29 | a CD/DVD reader-writer and |
09:32 | mic and speakers built into a single unit. |
09:36 | It also has a lan port and USB ports. |
09:40 | There is a video port using which one can connect a projector to the laptop. |
09:46 | The audio jacks are easily identifiable with respective icons for mic and headphones. |
09:53 | This is the inbuilt cooling fan in the laptop. |
09:57 | This helps to keep the laptop from overheating. |
10:01 | A laptop is powered by electricity via an AC adapter and has a rechargeable battery. |
10:09 | Hence, it is portable and can be used away from a power source. |
10:16 | Let us summarize. In this tutorial, we have learnt: |
10:20 | about the various components of a desktop and laptop |
10:23 | and how to connect the various components of a desktop. |
10:28 | Watch the video available at the following link. |
10:31 | It summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project. |
10:34 | If you do not have a good bandwidth, you can download and watch it. |
10:37 | The Spoken Tutorial project team: conducts workshops using spoken tutorials. |
10:42 | Gives certificates for those who pass an online test. |
10:46 | For more details, please write to: contact@spoken-tutorial.org |
10:52 | Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the "Talk to a Teacher" project, |
10:56 | supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT, MHRD, Government of India. |
11:01 | More information on this mission is available at the following link. |
11:06 | The animation and 3D modeling for this tutorial is done by Arthi. |
11:11 | This is Nancy Varkey from the spoken tutorial project, IIT Bombay, signing off. |
11:16 | Thanks for joining. |
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