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Basic Computer Applications
CSE 1021
BASIC COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS

Introduction to BCA & DBMS

CSE 1012 - Basic Computer Applications
2



Lecture : 2hrs/ week
Lab: 2 hrs/ Week



Assessment







1 written test (15%)
1 assignment on Access 2010(15%)
1 Exam (70%)

Lesson Objectives
3










Understand what the basic computer applications are
Provide computer application
To introduce the concept of database and its uses
To discuss about the predecessor of the database system, the file-based system
To study the database approach
To compare and contrast between the database system and the file-based system

Use of Computer
4





Look around you and just image where computer are NOT being used?
Computers are used everywhere:



Supermarket
University
School
Banks
Business
Shopping centre



Everywhere!!!







Question
5



Why do we use computer?

What are the Basic Computer
Applications?
6








Word Processors
Databases
Spreadsheets
Presentation
Communications and
Browsers

Word Processing Functions
7



Type Documents/ Write letters


Edit and format text


Cut/ paste/ delete/ search and Replace



Change font/ color/ background




Create Columns



Generate Tables





Create Outlines/ templates

Insert Pictures/ Graphics

These functions would have been difficult without word processor

Database Functions
8

 Store

data in the form of tables

 Each

entry is a record

 Data

are kept in an ordered form

 Sort

data (alpha or numeric)

 Match

data

 Merge

data

 Create

specialized reports

Spreadsheet Functions
9

Keep

data in forms of rows and columns

Perform
Sort

Calculations using formulae

data

Create
What

Charts/Graphs

if analysis

Presentation Functions
10

Displays

Text in an interactive way with

different

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