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Information Processing Cycle

IT

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INFORMATION

PROCESSING
CYCLE
WELCOME
Hi to everyone present here! It is my
pleasure to welcome everyone to our
magnificent Computer Applications
Technology, aka, CMP12ES class.
Sequence of events
in processing
information.
Consists of basic five
operations:
input, processing,
output, storage and
communication.
REVISION
Input, processing, output,
storage and communication.

Did you know that instant


messenger apps work on
the same principle as the
Information Processing
Cycle?
INSTANT MESSAGES EXAMPLES
WHAT IS INSTANT MESSAGING TECHNOLOGY?
• Type of online chat
• Real-time text transmission over the Internet or
another computer network
• Messages transmitted between two or more
parties
• User inputs text and
• triggers a transmission to the recipient
• who are all connected on a common network
INFORMATION PROCESSING CYCLE AND
INSTANT MESSAGING (IM)
◦Open IM app. You use Telegram
◦Person to whom you send message – same
app as you (Telegram)
◦INPUT – type in the message on your device
◦Telegram communicates with servers to send messages –
PROCESSING and COMMUNICATION
◦OUTPUT – receiver receives messages.
◦COMMUNICATION between one or more users.
◦STORAGE – saved messages on sender and receiver’s
phone
DISCUSSION
◦What happens when you use IM to send a message?
◦Mention and discuss the 5 components of the
◦Information Processing Cycle.

NOTES
◦IM can be used on computers and on mobile devices
◦Intranet - computer network for sharing information, easier
communication, collaboration tools, operational systems, and
other computing services within an organisation, usually to
the exclusion of access by outsiders.

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