Use of Computers In Daily Lives

Something about computers Later, in 1837 Charles Babbage proposed the first general mechanical computer, the Analytical Engine. The Analytical Engine contained an Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), basic flow control, and integrated memory and is the first general-purpose computer concept.

Where Do we Use Computers Hospitals Schools Offices Labs Legal Practices The Military Engineering Etc.

Hospitals In medicine today, computers are used foe every thing from diagnosing illnesses to monitoring patients during surgery and controlling permanent prostheses.

Schools In the last ten years, small computers have sparked a revolution in education. Everyone from preschool children to senior citizens can now put computers to work for their own intellectual benefits. In the classroom, students can develop sense projects and prepare reports using computer technology.

Manufacturing In addition to product design, computers are playing an ever increasing role in manufacturing. In some factories computers control virtually every thing. For example, take a power plant that generate steam. In this kind of factory, a computer monitors pressures and temperatures at hundreds of critical points through the plant.

Labs Scientists use computers to develop theories, to collect and test data, and to exchange information electronically with colleagues around the world. Researchers can access data basis in distant locations all without going any further than the closest computer via e-mail, internet.

Legal Practices The legal profession has begun to make extensive use of computers. Attorneys are now able to search quickly through huge collections of data, known as databases, for precedents set by similar cases.

The Military Of course, the military uses computer in many of the same ways that business and other organizations do. They can use computer for weapon research and development, rocketing, atomic, nuclear, and defense purposes.

Engineering In place of drafting tables, an engineer or architect

designing a product can be far more productive with a computer than with a pencil and a paper. When you design an object with a computer, you create an electronic model by describing all three dimensions of the object. If you want to see the object from a different prospective, you can tell the computer display another view.

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