计算机专业英语200字论文

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In 1972, IBM introduced flexible diskettes as a medium for loading programs into mainframe computers. Because the disks were so flexible, they were nicknamed floppy disks. They are inexpensive, small, and easy to handle, store, and send through the mail. Most computers have at least one floppy disk drive. Floppy disks, also called diskettes, are available in two sizes: and inches. For MS-DOS based computers, the disks are available in 720-kilobyte (double - density), (high - density), and (extended - density) capacities. The disks have a density of 48 tracks per inch, whereas high-density disks have a density of 96 tracks per inch. Almost all floppy disks have a density of 135tracks per inch. The earliest models of floppy disks were single-sided. The addition of another read/write head in the disk drive led to the use of double-sided floppy disk, and doubled the capacity of the disk. Today, all floppy disks are double-sided. If you examine a floppy disk, you will see that a metal sleeve covers the read/write slot. When you insert the disk into a disk into a disk drive, the metal sleeve slides back, exposing the read/write slot. The read/write head of the floppy disk drive can position itself over specific tracks. Because of the metal sleeve and the rigid plastic casing, the floppy disk is less vulnerable to damage than the floppy disk. To use the files or programs that are on a floppy disk, you must first insert the disk into a floppy disk drive. Floppy disk drives are commonly referred to as the A drive and the B drive. Check your computer manual to see which drive is A and which is B.

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The computer is a product of advanced civilization and its invention, according to some people, signals the advent of a Second Industrial Revolution. Formerly a bulky machine that demanded much space, the computer is now becoming smaller and smaller and scientists have made it more sophisticated and accordingly more useful. As is generally known, the computer can do a wide range of work, including complex computation and analyses. People now also use it as a teaching aid in designing. An infinite variety of software can be put into the computer, which explains why it is so powerful. There is, however, one thing which we should bear in mind: that the computer cannot think but man can. So there need not be any fear that someday the computer will control us and all we should expect is try our best to bring it to perfection. A computer age is not a pipe dream and there will come a day when most of our needs can be met by this wonderful machine.