1. 1 Used definitions

    To understand the operating principles of computer systems we use basic terms: 👤 User — a person or a group of people who interact with a computer to solve their tasks. 💻 Computer …

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  2. 2 Computers

    The choice of device(s) and programs depends on the user’s needs: the requirements are dictated by the tasks that will be performed with them. When choosing a computer, …

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  3. 3 Programs

    Programs make it possible to use a computer’s hardware components to perform the user’s digital operations. A device’s software consists of several levels. This is necessary for …

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  4. 6 Virtualization

    Virtualization of computing resources makes it possible to run isolated environments on shared physical hardware. This chapter will be expanded.

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  5. 7 Designing computers

    Technologies offer enormous variability at every stage of creating a system. 7.1. Choosing a computer It is determined which device (or combination of devices) best matches the …

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  6. 8 Assembling computers

    Assembly is the process of physically combining separate parts (hardware components) into a single working computer. All computers work by similar principles, but their parts may …

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  7. 9 Configuring computers

    This process goes step by step “from the bottom up” — from basic equipment commands to creating a convenient work screen. 9.1. Basic equipment configuration (Firmware / BIOS / …

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  8. 10 Maintaining computers 🛠️

    Even a perfectly assembled system over time accumulates dust, gets clogged with software “junk,” and wears out. 10.1. Physical (hardware) maintenance Aimed at supporting the …

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