Evolution of Computer Generations: From Vacuum Tubes to Artificial Intelligence, Cheat Sheet of Computer science

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FIRST GENERATION OF
COMPUTERS (1940 to 1956)
Based on vacuum tubes, first generation
computers were very large in size. This
generation computers used machine
language (i.e. 1's and 0's).Magnetic drums
were used as primary internal storage
medium and punched cards for input. In this
generation mainly batch processing
operating system was used. Computers of
this generation were primarily used for
scientific and research purposes. Electronic
Numerical Integrator and Calculator
(ENIAC), Universal Automatic Computer
(UNIVAC) are examples of fi rst generation
computers. 5 Fig: 1.8 Tabulating Machine F
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FIRST GENERATION OF

COMPUTERS (1940 to 1956)

Based on vacuum tubes, first generation computers were very large in size. This generation computers used machine language (i.e. 1's and 0's).Magnetic drums were used as primary internal storage medium and punched cards for input. In this generation mainly batch processing operating system was used. Computers of this generation were primarily used for scientific and research purposes. Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator (ENIAC), Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC) are examples of fi rst generation computers. 5 Fig: 1.8 Tabulating Machine F

SECOND GENERATION OF C-

OMPUTERS (1956 to 1963)

Because of transistors computers became smaller, faster, cheaper and more efficient. Assembly language and a high-level language FORTRAN were introduced. Magnetic core was used as primary internal storage medium. Punched Cards were used for input. Batch processing and Multiprogramming Operating systems were used. These computers were mainly used for commercial productions, scientific and engineering analysis and design. Examples are IBM 7094 and IBM 1401

Fourth Generation of

Computers (1971 to Present)

The invention of microprocessors was revolutionary which caused the development of faster, less expensive, smaller and more reliable computers. They used semi-conductor memories RAM and ROM and magnetic storage became popular. More high-level languages were introduced like C, C++, Java, etc. These computers are used in almost every field of life, like space applications, business and art work.

Fifth Generation of

Computers (Present and

Beyond)

Fifth Generation computing devices are still being developed. In this generation computers will be capable of self- learning, reasoning and generalization. These computers or controlled machines like robot will also be able to process human languages. The branches of AI include; Machine Learning, Deep Learning. Natural Language Processing, Robotics and Expert Systems.