Technical System in AP Computer Science Principles

Definition

A technical system refers to a combination of hardware components (such as computers) and software programs working together to perform specific tasks or functions. It encompasses various technologies designed to process information efficiently.

Related terms

Input/Output Devices: Input devices allow users to input data into a computer system (e.g., keyboard), while output devices display processed information (e.g., monitor).

Operating System: An operating system is software that manages computer hardware resources and provides common services for other software applications.

Network Infrastructure: Network infrastructure refers to the physical and virtual components (such as routers, switches, and cables) that enable communication between different devices in a network.