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Basic principles of computer technology.

M Kalisman·J R Studin
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This article explains the functions of the different components of computer systems and how they work together. Covered are computer central processors, various peripheral accessories, and the types of software that control them.

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M Kalisman, J R Studin. 1986. Basic principles of computer technology.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3755085/

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