JSS1: COMPUTER STUDIES - 1ST TERM
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Information Age3 Topics|1 Quiz
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Historical Development of Computers2 Topics|1 Quiz
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Mechanical Counting & Calculating Devices1 Topic|1 Quiz
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Electro-mechanical Counting Devices5 Topics|1 Quiz
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Electronic Counting Devices & Modern Computers7 Topics|1 Quiz
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Introduction - Electronic Counting Devices & Modern Computers
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Herman Hollerith’s Machine
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John Von Neumann’s Machine
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Electronic Numerical Integrator & Computer (ENIAC)
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Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer (EDVAC)
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Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator (EDSAC)
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Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC)
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Introduction - Electronic Counting Devices & Modern Computers
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Modern Machines4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Contributions of Named Information Technology Inventors2 Topics
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Information Technology Inventors & their Inventions II1 Topic
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Information Technology Inventors & their Inventions III2 Topics|1 Quiz
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Classification of Computers7 Topics|1 Quiz
Technology of Different Information Ages
Topic Content:
- Introduction
- The Five Different Information Ages
Before the invention of computers, counting figures and other simple arithmetic operations posed serious challenges to mankind. Counting was done using different parts of the body, such as fingers and toes, objects like stones, pebbles, and sticks, and drawing lines of marks on surfaces.
Technology can therefore be described as the use of materials, tools, techniques, art, craft, or skills to make life easier or more pleasant and make work more productive.
Information Technology in itself can be described as any technology invented that helps to produce, manipulate, store and communicate information.
From the early ages to the present time, several technologies have been developed, to help in the development of the various information ages. They are as follows:
The Five Different Information Ages:
- The Stone Age.
- The Iron Age.
- The Middle Ages.
- The Industrial Age.
- The Electronic Age.


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