explain the difference between integrated hardware and software co.pdf
0 likes4 views
Integrated hardware consists of interconnected components that work together to achieve specific functions, such as a computer's motherboard, mouse, keyboard, and monitor. In contrast, software applications are programs designed for end-user tasks and often use authentication and approval mechanisms, like passwords, to control access. Examples of software include database programs, word processors, and spreadsheet applications.
1 of 1
Download to read offline
More Related Content
Similar to explain the difference between integrated hardware and software co.pdf (20)
Ad
More from rastogiarun (20)
Ad
Recently uploaded (20)
explain the difference between integrated hardware and software co.pdf
- 1. explain the difference between" integrated hardware and software contol codes" and software applications that use " authentication and approval policies, passwords, or other extrinsic controls". Give examples of each. Solution Integrated Hardware is defined as interconnected suite of several components or devices of in a relate way to achieve the desired result. Various components of the hardware require the support of other devices to run efficiently and are known as integrated structure of hardware. Example: computer parts like motherboard, mouse, keyborad, monitor are integrated togther to run the computer. Software computer codes are the sequence of instructions that are written to perform specific tasks on a computer. They are set of text written in form of codes that are understandable by the computer language. Example algorithums or binary number code system. Application software: is the group of programs that are designed for the use of end users. It includes database programs, word processors, spreadsheets etc