Презентация на тему на английском языке Operation System, для студентов 3 курса СПО, по УГС 09.00.00

of programs that ensure the interaction of all hardware

and software parts of the computer with each other and the interaction of the user and the computer.

The main features of the Windows operating system are: Multitasking - the ability to simultaneously work with multiple documents and programs; Support for multimedia technologies - exchange of text, graphic, sound, video information; User-friendly graphical interface, drag-and-drop technology.

operating system, Windows or win is an operating environment

created by Microsoft that provides an interface, known as a Graphical User Interface (GUI), for computers. Windows eliminates the need to memorize commands for the command line (MS-DOS) by using a mouse to navigate through menus, dialog boxes, buttons, tabs, and icons.

with version 1.0 on November 10, 1983. Since its release,

there have been over a dozen versions of Windows. The most current version of Windows for end users is Windows 10.

versions, Windows 1.0, was essentially a program that ran

on top of DOS. The system wasn’t released until two years after its first announcement, leading to suggestions that Windows was vaporware and would never actually appear.

the control panel and ran the first versions of Excel and

Word. Extended memory was supported and updated for the release of Intel’s 80386 processor.

upon initial release. The system supported 16 colors, and

with this adaptation the interface began to resemble more closely the versions of the future.

completion of a side project to build a new,

advanced OS. Standing for “new technology,” NT was 32-bit and had a hardware abstraction layer.

with plug and play. It also brought more colors, enhanced multimedia capabilities

and TCP/IP network support. Direct X began to make Windows gaming possible for more demanding games.

that users want and should have a global view

of their potential resources and that Web technology should be an important part of the user interface. 

the first NT-based system with a version aimed squarely

at the home user. XP was rated highly by both users and critics. The system improved Windows’ appearance with themes, and offered a stable platform.

hyped release that spent a lot of developmental and

computer resources on appearance. The dedication of resources might have resulted from the fact that XP was starting to look archaic in comparison to Mac OS. Vista had interesting visual effects but was slow to start and run.

the Vista kernel. Windows 7 had the visuals of Vista with

better start up and program speed. It was easier on memory and more reliable. To many end users, the biggest changes between Vista and Windows 7 are faster boot times, new user interfaces and the addition of Internet Explorer 8. 

a number of enhancements and the new Metro UI. Windows 8

takes better advantage of multi-core processing, solid state drives (SSD), touch screens and other alternate input methods. However users found it awkward, like switching between an interface made for a touch screen and one made for a mouse -- with neither one entirely suited to the purpose. Generally Windows 7 retained market leadership.