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I enjoyed taking BTE210 this semester; I feel I learned a lot of valuable information that will be useful to me in my future in the workplace. Learning about software was a topic that I was very interested in because I had never considered how vital and necessary it is to my everyday routine. The computer hardware is generally of no use without operating system and application software running it. Computers are only as smart as the programs running them. Both system software and application software are very distinct and important. The software system includes system management program, system support program, system development program. The application software includes general purpose applications and application specific programs. Now knowing
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