Lesson 3: Generation of Computers Flashcards

1
Q

When did the evolution of conputers started?

A

1940

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2
Q

What are the five generations of conputers?

A

First Generation
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth

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3
Q

First generation started from ____ to ____

A

1951-1958

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4
Q

The second generation started from _____ to ____.

A

1959-1963

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5
Q

The third generation started from ____ to ____.

A

1964- 1979

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6
Q

The fourth generation started from

A

1979- Present

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7
Q

Fifth Generation started from ____ to ____.

A

Present - Future

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8
Q

uses vacuum tubes for circuitry, and
magnetic drums for memory, and were often enormous, taking up
entire rooms

A

First generation computer

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9
Q

was the first electronic digital computer.

A

ENIAC

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10
Q

Represent the very early,
primitive computer languages
that consisted entirely of 1’s
and 0’s - the actual language
that the computer understands
(machine language).

A

Binary language

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11
Q

uses a new electronic device called
Transistor in the place of vacuum tube. It also started showing
the characteristics of modern day computers with utilities such
as printers, disk storage and operating system.

A

Second generation computer

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12
Q

Allow for the use of
symbolic names
instead of just
numbers.

A

Second language or assembly language

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13
Q

transistor were replaced with In-
tegrated Circuit (IC) which is a combination of number of tran-
sistor and other electronic components fused together on single
crystal.

A

Third generation computer

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14
Q

words
and commands (instead of just
symbols and numbers) were
being used. These languages
therefore, had syntax that
was much easier to under-
stand.

A

Third language or high level languages

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15
Q

Example of High level language

A

C++, Java

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16
Q

IC were replaced with micropro-
cessors. A microprocessor chip consist of entire central processing
unit in a single chip.

A

Fourth language

17
Q

VLSI technology were replaced by
Ultra Large Scale Integration (ULSI) technology. This technol-
ogy helped to developed very small but extremely powerful and
fast computers which come to be known as ROBOTS

A

Fifeth language

18
Q

a form of artificial intelligence
that attempts to imitate how
the human mind works.

A

Neural networks

19
Q

are transistors, resistors, and capacitors
integrated together into a single ”chip”

A

Integrated circuits