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Computer Education 7 Learning Module: Pagadian Diocesan Schools

1) The document is a learning module that summarizes the key events in the history of computers from ancient times to the present. It discusses early calculating devices like the abacus and Babbage's analytical engine. 2) The module provides information about the development of early electromechanical computers in the 1940s like the MARK and ENIAC and the first stored-program computer, the EDVAC. 3) It outlines the five generations of computers, from the first generation using vacuum tubes to the modern fifth generation using microprocessors. The module includes learning activities for students to fill out about the timeline and innovations in computer history.

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Computer Education 7 Learning Module: Pagadian Diocesan Schools

1) The document is a learning module that summarizes the key events in the history of computers from ancient times to the present. It discusses early calculating devices like the abacus and Babbage's analytical engine. 2) The module provides information about the development of early electromechanical computers in the 1940s like the MARK and ENIAC and the first stored-program computer, the EDVAC. 3) It outlines the five generations of computers, from the first generation using vacuum tubes to the modern fifth generation using microprocessors. The module includes learning activities for students to fill out about the timeline and innovations in computer history.

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PAGADIAN DIOCESAN SCHOOLS

HOLY CHILD’S ACADEMY


Pagadian City

Scores:
COMPUTER EDUCATION 7 (Introduction &
LEARNING MODULE Interaction)
W1:____W2: _____
(Integration&
CODE NO.: ____NAME: ______________________________________ Intervention)
CO FIRST QUARTER GRADE 7 ST. _________________________DATE.: ____________ P1: ____P2: ____

TITLE:KEY EVENTS OF COMPUTER HISTORY

Tech list
(Learning Competencies)

Module Overview:
Have you ever wondered what was the first computer and when was it created? It started from a simple device, as
necessity demanded, inventors created better calculating devices and over time computers became more and more
powerful. Let us appreciate and understand the history of computers –describe the generations of computer design leading
up to the present .

(Instructional Materials) Upon completion of this lesson, the student will be able to....
References: Tech Book 1. Summarize key events in the history of computers.
Series; by Julius P. 2. Discuss the different forms and types of computers that emerged throughout
Claour/Desktop Productivity; history.
by Gabriela Lee;MA/Internet 3. Assesss the importance of earliest inventions to the advancement of computers
Values: Appreciation, Respect today.
& Preservation 4. Design own dream computer.

Tech EXPLORE
(Introduction)

COMPARE AND CONTRAST:


Directions: Discovering similarities and differences of the history of computers. In the area where they overlap, list the
features of the early and present computers have in common. And each areas that doesn’t overlap, list the features
that make the early and present computers different.

Early Present
computers Similarities computers

Tech booster
(Interaction)

COMPUTER comes from the word COMPUTE means “to count ”.


HOW IT ALL STARTED?
Development of Computers from ancient times to present:
 Ancient Times: ABACUS (first invented calculator by Babylonians)
 1642 : The adding machine(Pascaline) by Blaise Pascal
 1801 : Automatic weaving loom controlled by punch cards, Joseph Marie- Jacquard
 1833 : Analytical Engine by Charles Babbage
 1890 : Tabulating Machine by Herman Hollerith
 1944 : The First Electromechanical computer (MARK) of Howard Aiken & Grace HOPPER at Harvard University
 1946 : The first general purpose electronic digital computer ENIAC ( Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer)
 1949 : The first stored-program computer, EDVAC (Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer)
 1951-1958 : The first generation computers – Vacuum Tubes of UNIVAC(Universal Automatic Computer)
 1959-1964 : The second generation computers – Transistors and Diodes
 1965-1970 : The third generation computers –Integrated Circuits
 1971-1979 : The fourth generation computers – Microprocessor
 1980-present : The fifth generation computers

A. LEARNING ACTIVITIES:
Directions: You are going to learn about the different key events in the history of computers.
Fill in this sheet with key facts and write your answer on the space provided.

QUESTIONS ANSWER
1. Who invented the “Adding machine”/Pascaline?
2. What does EDVAC mean?
3. What type was the second generation computer used?
4. What was the first invented calculator?
5. What year was MARK invented?
6. Who helped Howard Aiken in his work?
7. What did Charles Babbage invent?
8. Who invented the tabulating machine?
9. What was the first electromechanical computer?
10. What generation of computers did vacuum tubes use?

B. Processing Question:How important are the earliest inventions in the advancement of


the computer nowadays?
Answer:

Tech challenge
(Integration)

Poster Making. Life-long Learning:


Computers continually evolves and is apparent in the changes that take place in Complete each of the ff.
our society today. sentences.
If you were to design a new computer, what improvements would you do on
today’s computers? I will show respect to others by
Show your dream computer.

Materials: 1 Long size Bond Paper, Pencil/Ballpen and Coloring Materials I will sustain my studies
Rubrics: Creativity/Uniqueness = 30pts; Design/Originality = 20pts; Total: 50 pts.
by_________________________
(Note: Please attach drawing to this activity/lesson upon submission)
_________________________

Tech drive
(Intervention)

ANALOGIES: We are about to finish our lesson, and have discovered how computers started. Read the first word pair.
Think of how they are alike or how the words go together. Write a word to complete the second word pair.

1. ANALYTICAL ENGINE :CHARLES BABBAGE; 6. THE ADDING MACHINE: 1642;


TABULATATING MACHINE: AUTOMATIC WEAVING LOOM:
2. VACCUM TUBES: FIRST GENERATION COMPUTER 7. TRANSISTORS & DIODES: 1959-1958;
MICROPROCESSOR: INTEGRATED CIRCUITS:
3. 1833: ANALYTICAL ENGINE; 8. FIRST INVENTED CALCULATOR: ABACUS;
1890: THE ADDING MACHINE:
4. 1951-1958: FIRST GENERATION COMPUTERS; 9. 1944: MARK;
1965-1970: 1946:
5. ENIAC: FIRST GENERAL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMP.; 10. THE THIRD GENERATION COMPUTERS: 1965-1970;
EDVAC: THE SECOND GENERATION COMPUTERS:

I’M SURE YOU WILL DO GREAT! 

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