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23/01/2014 1 TIK dalam PENDIDIKAN – 1 – Perkembangan TIK Dr.rer.nat. Bambang Heru Iswanto, M.Si PROGRAM PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS NEGERI JAKARTA Perkembangan TIK sangat pesat... McGraw-Hill/Irwin Definisi “Information Technology (IT) or Information and Communication Technology (ICT) describes any technology that helps to produce, manipulate, store, communicate, and/or disseminate information” (Teknologi Informasi (TI) atau Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi (TIK) menggambarkan segala teknologi yang membantu untuk menghasilkan, memanipulasi, menyimpan, mengkomunikasikan, dan/atau menyebarkan informasi) 17/01/2012 © Universitas Negeri Jakarta | www.unj.ac.id 3 Apa itu informasi ? Apa beda data dan informasi ? Bagaimana menghasilkan informasi ? 1/17/2014 © 2014 Dr. B. Heru Iswanto - Universitas Negeri Jakarta 4

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    TIK dalam PENDIDIKAN

    1 Perkembangan TIK

    Dr.rer.nat. Bambang Heru Iswanto, M.Si

    PROGRAM PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS NEGERI JAKARTA

    Perkembangan TIK sangat pesat...

    McGraw-Hill/Irwin

    Definisi

    Information Technology (IT) or Information and Communication Technology (ICT) describes any technology that helps to produce, manipulate, store, communicate, and/or disseminateinformation

    (Teknologi Informasi (TI) atau Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi (TIK) menggambarkan segala teknologi yang membantu untuk menghasilkan, memanipulasi, menyimpan, mengkomunikasikan, dan/atau menyebarkan informasi)

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    Apa itu informasi ?

    Apa beda data dan informasi ?

    Bagaimana menghasilkan informasi ?

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    Pre-Computer Calculations

    Counting on fingers and toes

    Stone or bead abacus Calculate comes from calculus, the Latin word for

    stone

    1642: first mechanical adding machine Invented by Blaise Pascal Wheels moved counters Modified in 1674 by Von Leibnitz

    Age of industrialization Mechanical loomed used punch cards

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    Early Computing

    19th Century Charles Babbage proposed the Analytical Engine,

    which could calculate, store values in memory, perform logical comparisons

    Never built because of lack of electronics

    1880s Holleriths punched cards used to record census data

    using On/Off patterns The holes turned sensors On or Off when run

    through tabulating machine This company became the foundation for IBM

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    Electronic Computers

    1946 - First Generation Computer ENIAC Programmable 5000 calculations per second Used vacuum tubes Drawbacks were size and processing ability

    1950s ENIAC replaced by UNIVAC 1, then the

    IBM 704 Calculations jumped to 100,000 per second

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    Waves of Computing

    Late 1950s - Second Generation Transistors replaced vacuum tubes 200,000 to 250,000 calculations per second

    Mid-1960s - Third Generation Integrated circuitry and miniaturization

    1971 - Fourth Generation Further miniaturization Multiprogramming and virtual storage

    1980s - Fifth Generation Millions of calculations per second

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    Microcomputers

    1975 ALTAIR flicking switches

    1977 Commodore and Radio Shack produce personal

    computers

    1979 Apple computer, the fastest selling PC thus far

    1982 IBM introduced the PC, which changed the market

    Kategori Sisem Komputer

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    Jenis Komputer

    Supercomputers

    Mainframe Computers, Middelware (server)

    Workstations

    Microcomputers

    Microcontrollers

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    Pemanfaatan Komputer

    Jenis Komputer Pemanfaatan Pendidikan

    Supercomputer

    Mainframe Computers, Middelware (server)

    Workstations

    Microcomputers

    Microcontrollers

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    TIK dalam PENDIDIKAN

    2 Perkembangan Hardware

    Dr.rer.nat. Bambang Heru Iswanto, M.Si

    PROGRAM PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS NEGERI JAKARTA

    Infrastruktur TIK

    Infrastruktur TIK

    Hardware

    Komputer

    Jaringan Komputer

    Software

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    Konsep Sistem Komputer

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    Konsep Sistem Komputer... (1)

    Tujuan komputer Mengolah data menjadi informasi Data : the raw facts and figures Information : data that has been summarized and

    manipulated for use in decision making

    Hardware & Software Hardware: the machinery and equipment in the

    computer Software: the electronic instructions that tell the

    computer how to perform a task

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    Computer System Concept...

    A system of hardware devices organized by function

    Input Keyboards, touch screens, pens, electronic mice,

    optical scanners

    Converts data into electronic form for entry into computer system

    Processing Central Processing Unit (CPU)

    CPU subunits: arithmetic-logic and control unit

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    Computer System Concept

    Output Video display units, printers, audio response units,

    and so on

    Converts electronic information into human-intelligible form

    Storage Primary storage (memory)

    Secondary storage (disk drives)

    Control CPU controls other components of the system

    Communication: Sending and receiving data

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    Computer System Concept Konsep Sistem Komputer... (2)

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    Kebutuhan Processor

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    Computer Processing Speeds

    Early computers Milliseconds (thousandths of a second) Microseconds (millionths of a second)

    Current computers Nanoseconds (billionth of a second) Picoseconds (trillionth of a second)

    Program instruction processing speeds Megahertz (millions of cycles per second) Gigahertz (billions of cycles per second)

    Commonly called the clock speed

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    Computer Processing Speeds

    Throughput The ability to perform useful computation or data

    processing assignments during a given period

    Speed is dependant on Size of circuitry paths (buses) that interconnect

    microprocessor components

    Capacity of instruction processing registers

    Use of high-speed cache memory

    Use of specialized microprocessor, such as math coprocessor

    Hukum Moore (Moores Law)

    Diamati pada 1965, yang masih valid hingga sekarang ...

    A doubling in the number of transistors per IC every 18 - 24 months

    Common corollary of Moores Law Computing prices will be cut in half every 18 - 24

    months (This has been consistently accurate) Applies to cost of storage as well

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    Media Penyimpa (Storage)

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    Secondary StorageFlash Memory

    Nonvolatile memory with no moving parts But the electronics can wear out Available as

    Flash memory cards Insert these into a flash port of a camera, handheld PC, smartphone

    Flash memory sticks A form of flash memory that plugs into a memory stick port

    Flash memory drives A finger-sized module of flash memory

    Plugs into the USB port of most PCs and Macintoshes

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    SMART CARDS A smart card is a plastic card the size of a credit

    card with an integrated circuita microprocessor and memory chipsbuilt into it.

    Secondary StorageOnline Secondary Storage

    Allows you to use the internet to back up your data Sign up with a vendor and receive access to software that

    allows you to upload your data to that companys server Files should be encrypted to maintain security Use only for vital files that require immediate availability Use tape, removable hard disk cartridges, zip disks, optical

    storage or tape for normal backup

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    What are some of the disadvantages when

    using online secondary storage?

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    Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

    One of the newest and fastest growing storage technologies System for tagging and identifying mobile objects Used with store merchandise, postal packages,

    casino chips, pets Special reader allows objects to be tracked as they

    move from place to place Chips half the size of a grain of sand

    Passive chips derive power from reader signal Active chips are self-powered

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    RFID Versus Bar Coding

    RFID Scans from greater distance

    Can store data

    Allows more information to be tracked

    Privacy concerns Invisible nature of the system

    Capacity to transmit fairly sophisticated messages

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    Pilih yang mana... ?

    Future

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    Future Developments in Processing & Storage

    New Technology

    1. M-RAM

    2. OUM

    3. Nanotechnology

    4. Optical Computing

    5. DNA Computing

    6. Quantum Computing

    Description of Processing Technology

    1. Magnetic RAM uses miniscule magnets rather than electrical charges

    2. Ovonic Multiplied Memory stores bits by generating different levels of low and high resistance on a glossy material

    3. Tiny machines work at a molecular level to make nanocircuits

    4. Uses lasers and light, not electricity

    5. Uses strands of synthetic DNA to store data

    6. Based on quantum mechanics and stores information using particle states

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    Future Developments in Processing & Storage

    New Technology

    1. Higher-density disks

    2. Molecular electronics

    Description of Storage Technology

    1. Higher Density Disksa. Blank CDs are replacing floppy disks since

    they hold up to 700 MB and cost < $1 each

    b. DVD disks hold up to 9.4 GB of data currently

    c. Perpendicular recording technology allows 25% - 100% more data to be stored on the same disk

    2. Polymer memory creates chips that store data on plastics

    a. Nonvolatile memory

    b. Data is stored based on polymers electrical resistance

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    Mengenali Sistem Komputer Anda..

    MS-DOS Shell : >> cmd Directory, Files.. : >> cd.., delete, ren, .. Networks : >> ipconfig /all Diagnosis : >> dxdiag Configure : >> msconfig Registry : >> regedt Process : Ctr + Alt + Del

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