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Welcome
MIS
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History of computers
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History of computers
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• Platforms: Mainframe and PCs
Platforms
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• Platforms: Mainframe and PCs
Platforms
Mainframe device
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• Platforms: Mainframe and PCs
Operating systems
Desktop operating systems
Desktop programming
languages Desktop development environments
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• Platforms: Mainframe and PCs
Applications
Business
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• Platforms: Client-Servers and Web-Services
Platforms
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• Platforms: Client-Servers and Web-Services• Networking, telecommunications, and the
Internet
Platforms
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• Platforms: Client-Servers and Web-Services
Platforms
Internet applications
Internet tools (browsers)
Web-based application languages
Web-based development environment
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• Platforms: Client-Servers and Web-Services
Applications
e-Business
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• Platforms: Mobile
Platforms
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• Platforms: Mobile
Platforms
Mobile operating systems
Mobile language/development environment
Mobile devices
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• Platforms: Mobile
Applications
m-Business
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• Platforms: Mobile
Platforms
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Applications: UoS
m-Businesse-BusinessBusiness
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• Platforms: Cloud
Platforms
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• Platforms: Cloud
Platforms
Cloud operating systems
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• Platforms: Cloud
Applications
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• Platforms: Surface
Platforms
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• Platforms: Surface
Platforms
Surface operating systems
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• Platforms: Surface
Applications
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Applications
Business e-Business m-Business
Cloud-based -Business
Surface-based Business
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Operating System Basic Functions
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Popular Operating Systems
• Windows– GUI, multitasking, networking, multimedia– Microsoft’s operating system
• NT, XP, 2003, Vista, Windows 7
– Different versions manage servers
• Windows Server 2008– Based on Vista– Release 2 to correct performance and
security issues
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Popular Operating Systems
• Unix– AT&T– Multitasking, multi-user, network-managing– Portable across computer sizes
• Linux– Low-cost, powerful, reliable – Similar to Unix-like– Open-source– Flexible– Multiple machines
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Programming Languages
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Programming Languages
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DOS
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What You See Is What You Get: WYSIG
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Advanced programming languages
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Advanced programming languages
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Integrated Development Environments
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• Microsoft Visual Basic .Net• Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Visual basic .NET and the IDE
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