What is a computerised system?

Answer 1

computerized enrollment system tend to replace a what we called "Paper Less" transaction and also it will make any transaction more easier and faster. also it tends to lessen manpower and human efforts in terms of processing any transaction in regards with enrollment transaction.

Answer 2

A computer system in contemporary usage refers to a desktop system, including the computer itself (aka "The CPU" or "The Box") and all the peripheral devices needed to operate it, usually including: * The computer, usually mounted in a tower (vertical) case, including components: the CPU or central processing unit; a mother board or mainboard, including a BIOS; A graphics card; a sound card (often build onboard, ie. into the mainboard), a variety of disk ports to serve hard drives, disk drives and optical drives, a variety of peripheral ports, including USB ports, legacy serial and parallel ports, legacy psx, and SCSI; and LAN ports, either ethernet or firewire. A hard drive (sometimes more) is included for long-term data storage. The case also contains a transformer power supply and a number of fans to keep the internal components cool while operating.

* A monitor, typically either a CRT or an LCD flatscreen. * A set of speakers to hear sound. * A keyboard, typically a standard 104-key QWERTY keyboard. * A mouse, typically a three button mouse with scroll wheel. Other peripherals can be added to the system to augment its functionality. Common ones include:

* A wi-fi adapter to connect to wireless networks. * A bluetooth adapter to connect to wireless peripherals. * A modem for a direct connection to an internet service provider. * A printer to produce (paper) hardcopy * A scanner to input data from hardcopy all these pieces, pulled together comprise a personal computer system.

Answer 3

Any system which uses a microprocessor or computer for controlling or executing the task it is designed to perform can be called a computer based system.

Answer 4

System that is computerised.