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Application Software
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Chapter Topics
 Application vs. system software
 Productivity software
 Graphics and multimedia software
 Entertainment software
 Educational and reference software
 Business software
 Getting help with software
 Acquiring software
 Installing and uninstalling software
3
Software
 A set of instructions that tells the
computer what to do
 Two main types of software
• System software
• Application software
System Software
Application Software
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System Software vs.
Application Software
System Software
 Coordinates
instructions between
software and
hardware
 Includes
• Operating system
• Utility programs, like
floppy drive formatter
• Device drivers
Application
Software
 Programs used to
complete tasks
 Includes
• Productivity software
like Microsoft Office
• Specialty software
• Entertainment software
• Educational and
reference Software
• Personal software
5
Application Software
 Productivity software
 Specialty software
 Entertainment
software
 Educational and
reference software
 Personal software
6
Productivity Software
• Word processing
programs
• Spreadsheet programs
• Presentation programs
• Database programs
• Personal information
manager programs
• Programs that enable you to perform tasks
required in home, school, and business
7
 Used to create and
edit written
documents
 Features include
• Quick and easy
editing
• Variety of
formatting options
• Graphics
• Templates
 Examples
• Corel WordPerfect
• Microsoft Word
Word Processing Software
Insert Graphics
Sammy
the
Wonder
Dog
Create
Tables
Insert Excel
Spreadsheets
Use
Templates
Word Processor
Features
Click to view
8
Charts
Formulas Functions
Spreadsheet Software
 Used to perform
calculations and
numerical analyses
 Features include
• Worksheets with cells
• Values, formulas, and
functions
• Automatic
recalculation
 Examples
• Lotus 1-2-3
• Microsoft Excel
Labels Values
Columns
Rows
Cell
Range
of cells
Worksheet
Spreadsheet
Features
Click to view
9
Slide Show
View
Presentation Software
 Used to
create slide
shows
 Features
include
• Templates
and layouts
• Different
views
 Examples
• Corel
Presentations
• Microsoft
PowerPoint
Background
Bulleted
Text
Graphics
Slide Title
Speaker
Notes
Work Area
Task
Pane
Slide/
Outline
View
Presentation Software
Features
Click to view
10
Database Software
 Used as a complex electronic filing
system
 Features include
• Ability to group, sort, and retrieve data
and generate reports
• Organized into fields, records, and tables
 Examples
• Corel
Paradox
• Microsoft
Access
11
Personal Information Manager
Software
 Used to replace the management tools found on
a traditional desk
• Calendar, address book, notepad, and to-do list
 Features include
• Calendar, address book, notepad, to-do list
• Some contain e-mail
management features
 Examples
• Lotus Organizer
• Microsoft Outlook
12
Productivity Software Tools
 Wizards
• Step-by-step guides to help you
complete a task
13
Productivity Software Tools
 Templates
• redesigned forms included with software
14
Productivity Software Tools
 Macros
• Small programs that group a series of
commands to run as a single command
15
Integrated Software Applications
vs. Software Suites
Integrated
Applications
 Single program that
incorporates many
software programs
 Complex features are
not included
 Example: Microsoft
Works
Software Suites
 Collection of stand-
alone software
programs packaged
together
16
Financial and
Business-Related Software
 Personal financial software
 General business software
 Specialized business software
17
Personal Financial Software
 Used to for tax
preparation,
financial
planning, and
personal
accounting
 Examples
• TurboTax and H&R
Block’s TaxCut
• Intuit’s Quicken and
Microsoft Money
• Intuit’s QuickBooks and
Peachtree Accounting
18
Graphics and Multimedia Software
 Used to create and design
documents, images, illustrations,
Web pages, and more
• Desktop Publishing Software
• Image Editing Software
• Drawing (illustration) Software
• Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Software
• Video Editing Software
• Web Page Authoring Software
19
Image-Editing Software
 Used to edit photographs
and other images
 Also called photo-editing
software
 Features include
• Tools for basic modifications to
digital images
• Painting tools that allow you to
create images
 Example: Adobe
Photoshop
 Photo Collection software
• Google “Picasa”
• Microsoft “Photo Story”
20
Digital Audio Software
 MP3: Audio
compression
format
 Software allows
you to record, rip,
and burn files
 Also allows you to
perform format
conversion
21
Video-Editing Software
 Used to edit digital
videos
 Features include
• Special effects
• Transitions
• Narration/
voiceover
• Overlays
 Examples
• Adobe Premiere
• Microsoft Movie
Maker
22
Media Management Software
 Software to organize media files
• sort, filter, and search by artist, album,
or category
 Windows Media Player, Nullsoft
Winamp, or Apple iTunes are
examples
 Manage individual tracks, generate
playlists
 Burn songs to CD and print liner
notes for inside the CD case.
23
Entertainment Software
 Designed to
provide users with
entertainment
 Categories include
• Action and Adventure
• Driving
• Puzzles and strategy
• Role-playing
• Card-playing
• Simulation
• Virtual reality
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Educational and Reference
Software
Educational
Software
 Provides instruction
or training
 Types include
• K-12 education
• Skills
• Test preparation
• Course
management
Reference
Software
 Sources of
reference
 Types include
• Atlases, dictionaries,
thesauri,
encyclopedias
• Medical and legal
references
25
Course Management Software
 Used for Web-
based classes
 Features include
• Calendars
• Grade books
• Discussion boards
 Examples
• WebCT
• Blackboard
• Moodle
26
Drawing Software
 Used to create and edit
• Two-dimensional drawings
• Technical diagrams
• Animations
• Geometric shapes
 Also referred to as illustration
software
 Examples
• Adobe Illustrator
• Microsoft Visio
 Bit-mapped programs
• MS-Paint
27
Desktop Publishing Software
 Used to arrange text and graphics for
publications
 Features include
• Text formatting
• File importing
• Graphics tools
• Web publishing
 Example:
• QuarkXPress
28
Web Page Authoring Software
 Used to design Web
pages: knowing
HTML is not
necessary
 Features include
• Wizards and
templates
• Reference materials
 Example
• Macromedia
Dreamweaver
 Office Applications
• HTML authoring
capabilities
29
General Business Software
 Used across a variety of industries
 Includes
• Business and marketing plan software
• Project management software
• Mapping programs
• Customer relationship management (CRM)
software
• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems
30
Specialized Business Software
 Tailored to the needs of a
particular company or
industry
 Called vertical market
software
 Proprietary software
• Programs custom
developed to address the
specific needs of a
particular company
• The software is then owned
by that company
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Computer-Aided Design Software
 Used to create 3-D
automated
designs, technical
drawings, and
model
visualizations
 Industrial use
includes
• Architecture
• Automotive
• Aerospace
• Medical engineering
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Getting Help with Software
 Types of help
• Frequently asked
questions (FAQs)
• Online help and
support
• ScreenTips
• MS Office
Integrated Help
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Buying Software
 Software may be purchased through
• Retail stores
• Online
• Computer shows
• Catalogs
 Preinstalled software
 Student discounted software
 Web-based application software
• hosted on a Web site
• requires no installation on your computer
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Freeware and Shareware
 Freeware:
Copyrighted software
you can get for free
 Beta versions: Programs
that are still under
development
 Shareware: Software
that allows users to run it
for a limited time free of
charge
 Open source: free to
use
35
Software Versions
 Software versions
• Numbers used to represent major and
minor upgrades
 Major upgrade – Version 2.0
 Minor upgrade – Version 2.1

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Software IT Application Presentationssss

  • 2. 2 Chapter Topics  Application vs. system software  Productivity software  Graphics and multimedia software  Entertainment software  Educational and reference software  Business software  Getting help with software  Acquiring software  Installing and uninstalling software
  • 3. 3 Software  A set of instructions that tells the computer what to do  Two main types of software • System software • Application software System Software Application Software
  • 4. 4 System Software vs. Application Software System Software  Coordinates instructions between software and hardware  Includes • Operating system • Utility programs, like floppy drive formatter • Device drivers Application Software  Programs used to complete tasks  Includes • Productivity software like Microsoft Office • Specialty software • Entertainment software • Educational and reference Software • Personal software
  • 5. 5 Application Software  Productivity software  Specialty software  Entertainment software  Educational and reference software  Personal software
  • 6. 6 Productivity Software • Word processing programs • Spreadsheet programs • Presentation programs • Database programs • Personal information manager programs • Programs that enable you to perform tasks required in home, school, and business
  • 7. 7  Used to create and edit written documents  Features include • Quick and easy editing • Variety of formatting options • Graphics • Templates  Examples • Corel WordPerfect • Microsoft Word Word Processing Software Insert Graphics Sammy the Wonder Dog Create Tables Insert Excel Spreadsheets Use Templates Word Processor Features Click to view
  • 8. 8 Charts Formulas Functions Spreadsheet Software  Used to perform calculations and numerical analyses  Features include • Worksheets with cells • Values, formulas, and functions • Automatic recalculation  Examples • Lotus 1-2-3 • Microsoft Excel Labels Values Columns Rows Cell Range of cells Worksheet Spreadsheet Features Click to view
  • 9. 9 Slide Show View Presentation Software  Used to create slide shows  Features include • Templates and layouts • Different views  Examples • Corel Presentations • Microsoft PowerPoint Background Bulleted Text Graphics Slide Title Speaker Notes Work Area Task Pane Slide/ Outline View Presentation Software Features Click to view
  • 10. 10 Database Software  Used as a complex electronic filing system  Features include • Ability to group, sort, and retrieve data and generate reports • Organized into fields, records, and tables  Examples • Corel Paradox • Microsoft Access
  • 11. 11 Personal Information Manager Software  Used to replace the management tools found on a traditional desk • Calendar, address book, notepad, and to-do list  Features include • Calendar, address book, notepad, to-do list • Some contain e-mail management features  Examples • Lotus Organizer • Microsoft Outlook
  • 12. 12 Productivity Software Tools  Wizards • Step-by-step guides to help you complete a task
  • 13. 13 Productivity Software Tools  Templates • redesigned forms included with software
  • 14. 14 Productivity Software Tools  Macros • Small programs that group a series of commands to run as a single command
  • 15. 15 Integrated Software Applications vs. Software Suites Integrated Applications  Single program that incorporates many software programs  Complex features are not included  Example: Microsoft Works Software Suites  Collection of stand- alone software programs packaged together
  • 16. 16 Financial and Business-Related Software  Personal financial software  General business software  Specialized business software
  • 17. 17 Personal Financial Software  Used to for tax preparation, financial planning, and personal accounting  Examples • TurboTax and H&R Block’s TaxCut • Intuit’s Quicken and Microsoft Money • Intuit’s QuickBooks and Peachtree Accounting
  • 18. 18 Graphics and Multimedia Software  Used to create and design documents, images, illustrations, Web pages, and more • Desktop Publishing Software • Image Editing Software • Drawing (illustration) Software • Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Software • Video Editing Software • Web Page Authoring Software
  • 19. 19 Image-Editing Software  Used to edit photographs and other images  Also called photo-editing software  Features include • Tools for basic modifications to digital images • Painting tools that allow you to create images  Example: Adobe Photoshop  Photo Collection software • Google “Picasa” • Microsoft “Photo Story”
  • 20. 20 Digital Audio Software  MP3: Audio compression format  Software allows you to record, rip, and burn files  Also allows you to perform format conversion
  • 21. 21 Video-Editing Software  Used to edit digital videos  Features include • Special effects • Transitions • Narration/ voiceover • Overlays  Examples • Adobe Premiere • Microsoft Movie Maker
  • 22. 22 Media Management Software  Software to organize media files • sort, filter, and search by artist, album, or category  Windows Media Player, Nullsoft Winamp, or Apple iTunes are examples  Manage individual tracks, generate playlists  Burn songs to CD and print liner notes for inside the CD case.
  • 23. 23 Entertainment Software  Designed to provide users with entertainment  Categories include • Action and Adventure • Driving • Puzzles and strategy • Role-playing • Card-playing • Simulation • Virtual reality
  • 24. 24 Educational and Reference Software Educational Software  Provides instruction or training  Types include • K-12 education • Skills • Test preparation • Course management Reference Software  Sources of reference  Types include • Atlases, dictionaries, thesauri, encyclopedias • Medical and legal references
  • 25. 25 Course Management Software  Used for Web- based classes  Features include • Calendars • Grade books • Discussion boards  Examples • WebCT • Blackboard • Moodle
  • 26. 26 Drawing Software  Used to create and edit • Two-dimensional drawings • Technical diagrams • Animations • Geometric shapes  Also referred to as illustration software  Examples • Adobe Illustrator • Microsoft Visio  Bit-mapped programs • MS-Paint
  • 27. 27 Desktop Publishing Software  Used to arrange text and graphics for publications  Features include • Text formatting • File importing • Graphics tools • Web publishing  Example: • QuarkXPress
  • 28. 28 Web Page Authoring Software  Used to design Web pages: knowing HTML is not necessary  Features include • Wizards and templates • Reference materials  Example • Macromedia Dreamweaver  Office Applications • HTML authoring capabilities
  • 29. 29 General Business Software  Used across a variety of industries  Includes • Business and marketing plan software • Project management software • Mapping programs • Customer relationship management (CRM) software • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems
  • 30. 30 Specialized Business Software  Tailored to the needs of a particular company or industry  Called vertical market software  Proprietary software • Programs custom developed to address the specific needs of a particular company • The software is then owned by that company
  • 31. 31 Computer-Aided Design Software  Used to create 3-D automated designs, technical drawings, and model visualizations  Industrial use includes • Architecture • Automotive • Aerospace • Medical engineering
  • 32. 32 Getting Help with Software  Types of help • Frequently asked questions (FAQs) • Online help and support • ScreenTips • MS Office Integrated Help
  • 33. 33 Buying Software  Software may be purchased through • Retail stores • Online • Computer shows • Catalogs  Preinstalled software  Student discounted software  Web-based application software • hosted on a Web site • requires no installation on your computer
  • 34. 34 Freeware and Shareware  Freeware: Copyrighted software you can get for free  Beta versions: Programs that are still under development  Shareware: Software that allows users to run it for a limited time free of charge  Open source: free to use
  • 35. 35 Software Versions  Software versions • Numbers used to represent major and minor upgrades  Major upgrade – Version 2.0  Minor upgrade – Version 2.1