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Computing Fundamentals Lab Record: Name: Register Number: Period
Computing Fundamentals Lab Record: Name: Register Number: Period
LAB RECORD
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2 OPERATING SYSTEMS
9 EMAIL ID CREATION
10 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
13 AREA OF TRIANGLE
14 VOLUME OF CYLINDER
15 TEMPERATURE CONVERSION
18 ODD OR EVEN
21 NATURAL NUMBERS
22 FACTORIAL OF A NUMBER
23 MULTIPLICATION TABLE
24 SUM OF DIGITS
25 GRADE CALCULATION
AIM
THEORY
HARDWARE
SOFTWARE
1. System Software
Eg: Operating systems like Windows, Ubuntu
2. Application software
Eg:- MS Office software, Photoshop, AutoCAD
FIRMWARE
Eg: ROM
BLOCK DIAGRAM OF COMPUTER
CU – Control Unit
MU – Memory Unit
Storage devices: Hard disk, Pen drives, CD, DVD, memory cards
CD – Compact Disk
Intel is the largest processor manufacturer for Desktops and Servers whereas
Qualcomm is major company for quadcore/ octa core Snapdragon
smartphone processors
MOTHERBOARD:
CHIPSET:
Hard disk is a magnetic device that saves data and files permanently in a
computer. It is referred as HDD (Hard Disk Drive). SSD (Solid State Drive) is
faster than HDD.
RAM:
ROM
CMOS:
RESULT
OPERATING SYSTEMS
AIM
THEORY
OPERATING SYSTEM
BOOTING
Process of loading the operating system into main memory is called booting.
FILE MANAGEMENT
RECYCLE BIN
RESULT
AIM
THEORY
PROCEDURE
3. Click Next, then wait while the disc is prepared for use.
4. Open drive containing your DVD-R or CD-R. Then drag and drop any
files you want to write to the disc.
5. Click Write to Disc.
RESULT
AIM
THEORY
Word processing software helps us to design and produce text documents that
can include graphics, tables, or charts. Eg:- MS Word, Libre Office writer
FONT RIBBON
1 Bullets
2 Numbering
3 Multilevel List
6 Align left/middle/right/Justify
7 Line spacing
8 Shading
DOCUMENT FORMATS
REGULAR SHORTKEYS
1. Ctrl + B = Bold
2. Ctrl + I = Italic
3. Ctrl + N = New
4. Ctrl + O = Open
5. Ctrl + S = Save
6. Ctrl + U = Underline
7. Ctrl + Y = Redo
8. Ctrl + Z = Undo
PROCEDURE
RESULT
AIM
THEORY
STYLES RIBBON
We can set different styles and headings using styles ribbon. Better follow
below guidelines while using these tools.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
6. If you make changes to your document that affect the table of contents,
update the table of contents by right-clicking the table of contents and
choosing Update Field.
TABLE OF FIGURES
We can list and organize the figures, pictures, or tables in our report
by creating a table of figures, much like a table of contents. First add captions
to your figures, and then use the Insert Table of Figures command on the
References tab. Word then searches the document for your captions and
automatically adds a list of figures, sorted by page number.
PAGE BREAK
1. Put your cursor where you want one page to end and the next to begin.
2. Go to Insert Page Break.
NOTE
Note: To adjust the distance between the border and the edge of the page,
select Options in the Borders and Shading dialog box.
1. Select Insert Page Number, and then choose the location and style.
2. If you don't want a page number to appear on the first page, select Different
First Page.
3. If you want numbering to start with 1 on the second page, go to Page
Number Format Page Numbers, and set Start at to 0.
4. When you're done, select Close Header and Footer or press Esc.
PROCEDURE
6. Similarly, as per need you can add list of tables and list of figures from the
References menu under various ribbon.
7. Add more chapters and contents. Set headings. Click on the table of contents
Update table Update entire table to get the whole new contents
updated in table of contents section.
RESULT
AIM
THEORY
Spreadsheet applications like MS Excel, Libre Office calc, etc are used to
calculate, analyse and manage data.
BASIC STRUCTURE
4. Alignment options:
a. Middle align: Align text so that it is cantered between top and bottom
of the cell
b. Orientation: to change text direction – Horizontal (default), vertical
or inclined.
c. Wrap text : Wrap extra-long text into multiple lines so that you can
see all of it.
d. Merge & Center : Combine and centre the contents of the selected
cells in a new larger cell. This is a great way to create a label that
spans multiple columns.
5. Using Insert menu, shapes, charts and shape arts can be added. Symbols and
equations can also inserted from insert menu.
6. To provide border markings use the ‘Border’ option’
Home Font Border
1. ADDING NUMBERS
a. Select a cell where we need to display the result.
b. Type ‘=SUM ( ’ in that cell
c. Select the range of numbers to add [Eg: =SUM(B3:B11) ]
d. Close the bracket by typing ‘)’ and press Enter.
e. Result will be displayed in the selected ‘result cell’.
2. FORMULA BASED CALCULATIONS
a. Select the ‘Result cell’
b. Type ‘= (‘ and input the equation inside it. Close the bracket ‘)’. Enter
c. Note that we need to select respective address cells instead of
equation variables. Eg: To solve equation (2A + 3B), follow below
steps
3. SORTING
a. Application: AZ (alphabetical order) sorting or to arrange numbers
in ascending or descending order
b. Select the range of data to sort
c. Home Editing Sort & Filter Sort smallest to largest
4. REPLACE SOME TEXTS
a. Application: if you commit a mistake entry and uses multiple times
across the spreadsheet/document you can replace all in a single click.
b. Goto Home Editing Find & Select Replace
c. Type in ‘ Find what’ and in ‘Replace with’
5. REMOVING DUPLICATE ENTRIES
a. Application: If you are preparing name list and some of names are
entered multiple times, you can remove the duplicates in a single
click.
b. Select the range of data to check for duplicates
c. Goto Data Data tools Remove Duplicates
d. Duplicates will be removed from the selected range
6. APPLY FILTERING
a. Application: If there are Males and Females in a list. You need to sort
out Males only.
b. Select the column of GENDER by clicking on the column head
c. Go to Data Sort & Filter Filter
PROCEDURE
RESULT
PRESENTATION MANAGEMENT
AIM
THEORY.
PROCEDURE
RESULT
AIM
THEORY
INTERNET
Network of networks
BROWSER
Software that helps to access World Wide Web. Eg:- Chrome, Mozilla firefox
PROTOCOL
Eg:- https://www.google.co.in/
DOMAIN
SUB-DOMAIN
in – India
uk – United Kingdom
CLIENT
SERVER
RESULT
EMAIL ID CREATION
AIM
THEORY
Every email address has two main parts: a username and domain name. The
username comes first, followed by an at (@) symbol, followed by the domain
name. Eg:- sample@gmail.com
1. Gmail
2. Yahoo
3. Outlook.com
PROCEDURE
RESULT
INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
AIM
THEORY
ALGORITHM
FLOWCHART
PROGRAM
COMPILER
INTERPRETER
PYTHON
1. Analysing the problem, the algorithm and flowchart to solve the program
is prepared.
2. There are certain rules in python to do each kind of work. They are called
syntax.
3. By following the proper syntax, write in a step by step way.
RESULT
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. INPUT A, B
3. LET SUM = A + B
4. PRINT SUM
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. READ A, B, C
3. LET AVG = (A + B + C) / 3
4. PRINT AVG
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
AREA OF TRIANGLE
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. READ B, H
3. LET AREA = 0.5 * B * H
4. PRINT AREA
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
VOLUME OF CYLINDER
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. READ A,B
3. LET VOLUME = 3.14 * R * R * H
4. PRINT VOLUME
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
TEMPERATURE CONVERSION
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. READ C
3. LET F = (C*9/5) + 32
4. PRINT F
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. READ A, B
3. IF (A > B):
LARGEST = A
ELSE:
LARGEST = B
4. PRINT LARGEST
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. READ A, B, C
3. IF (A > B):
IF (A > C) :
LARGEST = A
ELSE:
LARGEST = C
ELSE:
IF (B > C):
LARGEST = B
ELSE:
LARGEST = C
4. PRINT LARGEST
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. READ A
3. IF ( N % 2 = = 0): (% - modular operator – gives remainder)
PRINT EVEN
ELSE:
PRINT ODD
4. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. INPUT A, B, C
3. LET D = B*B – 4*A*C
4. IF (D > 0):
R1 = ( - B + √D/(2 ∗ A) )
R2 = ( - B - √D/(2 ∗ A) )
5. IF (D = = 0):
R1=R2 = - B/(2*A)
PRINT R1
ELSE:
6. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. INPUT N
3. IF (N==1): PRINT SUNDAY
4. IF (N==2): PRINT MONDAY
5. IF (N==3): PRINT TUESDAY
6. IF (N==4): PRINT WEDNESDAY
7. IF (N==5): PRINT THURSDAY
8. IF (N==6): PRINT FRIDAY
9. IF (N==7): PRINT SATURDAY
ELSE: PRINT INVALID DAY NUMBER
10. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
NATURAL NUMBERS
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. INPUT N
3. LET i=1
4. WHILE (i <= N):
PRINT i
LET i = i+1
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
FACTORIAL OF A NUMBER
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. INPUT N
3. LET fact =1
4. FOR x IN RANGE (1, N+1):
fact = fact * x
5. PRINT fact
6. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
MULTIPLICATION TABLE
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. INPUT N
3. PRINT MULTIPLICATION TABLE OF N
4. FOR i IN RANGE (1, 11):
PRINT A x i = A*i
5. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
SUM OF DIGITS
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
2. INPUT N
3. LET TOTAL=0
4. WHILE (N > 0):
DIGIT=N % 10
TOTAL=TOTAL+DIGIT
N=N/10
5. PRINT TOTAL
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT
GRADE CALCULATION
AIM
ALGORITHM
1. START
4. LET P = TOTAL/600*100
5. IF (P>=40):
PRINT PASS
ELSE:
PRINT FAIL
6. STOP
PYTHON PROGRAM
RESULT