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May 12, 2016

)What do you understand by the term computer?

1.)What do you understand by the term computer? (2mks)
2.)Clearly explain how RAM is different from ROM giving their functionalities(4mks)
3.)Explain salient features of Analog,Digital and Hybrid Computers ( 4mks)
4.)Briefly assess the 3rd and 5th milestones in the development of the rlectronic computer (5mks)
5.)Outline 3 components of a CPU and explain their functions (3mks)
6.)Define topology and explain 3 types of topology (3mks)
7.)Distinguish between system software and application software (4mks)
8.) Briefly describe the architecture of the computer system and how instructions are dispatched at various levels with a neat diagram (5mks)

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