Grade 6 ICT 2

The core components of a computer system includes input unit, central processing unit (CPU) and output unit.

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The input unit is responsible for converting user instructions into a language the computer understands.

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The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is often referred to as the "brain" of the computer and processes data stored in secondary memory

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The Control Unit (CU) manages the flow of data and instructions within the computer, ensuring tasks are performed in the right sequence.

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The Arithmetic Logical Unit (ALU) is responsible for mathematical and logical operations.

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Primary Memory (RAM) is a computer's long term memory and retains data even when the computer is turned off.

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Secondary Memory (Hard drive or SSD) is the computer's short term memory used for rapid data access.

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The Output Unit is responsible for converting data into human understandable information and displaying it through output devices.

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Monitors are often used as input devices to interact with the computer.

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Printers are examples of input devices used to communicate with the computer.

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