What is a Computer Operation?

WHAT IS A COMPUTER OPERATION?

A computer operation is a basic task a computer performs to process data and produce results, including input, processing, storage, retrieval, and output. Understanding these helps us use computers efficiently.

THE TWELVE COMPUTER OPERATIONS

Input - Receiving information from the user. Output - Displaying results to the user. Processing - Computing and analyzing data. Backup - Saving duplicate copies of data. Security - Protecting data from unauthorized access.

Storage - Saving data for future use. Retrieval - Accessing previously saved data. Control - Operating and managing the entire computer system.

Communication - Sending and receiving data to and from other computers.

Arithmetic - Performing numerical calculations. Logical - Making decisions based on conditions (True or False).

Comparison - Comparing two sets of data.

WHAT IS A COMPUTER OPERATION?

THE TWELVE COMPUTER OPERATIONS

Proficiency of records practitioners using artificial intelligence to enhance records management practices at the Gauteng Department of Education in South Africa

Intelligent Archive Management Based on Deep Learning Technology Driven by Artificial Intelligence

Discharging Records Management Activities Using Artificial Intelligence at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, South Africa

Human-like systematic generalization through a meta-learning neural network

TBI-603 Network Security & Cyber Law Unit Notes