Critical analysis of computer application at secondary schools of Bangalore district
Title
Critical analysis of computer application at secondary schools of Bangalore district
Subject
Education
Description
Computer is an electronic device that has the capacity to store,
retrieve and process both qualitative and quantitative information fast and accurately. Over the past few years the growth of the computer industry has been quiet remarkable and today it is the fastest growing industry in our economy. The use of computers is not restricted only to office desktops or laptops. We see the use of computers all around us. Computers have made our lives simple and very convenient by catering to our needs at a click of the mouse; we use computers practically for every activity in our lives. Computers are being used in most of the appliances or gazettes that we use in our day to day living, thereby making it the most important part of our lives. Education system is not an exception to the same.
retrieve and process both qualitative and quantitative information fast and accurately. Over the past few years the growth of the computer industry has been quiet remarkable and today it is the fastest growing industry in our economy. The use of computers is not restricted only to office desktops or laptops. We see the use of computers all around us. Computers have made our lives simple and very convenient by catering to our needs at a click of the mouse; we use computers practically for every activity in our lives. Computers are being used in most of the appliances or gazettes that we use in our day to day living, thereby making it the most important part of our lives. Education system is not an exception to the same.
Creator
Victor, Samson R - 0944901
Publisher
CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
Language
English
Type
PhD
Collection
Citation
Victor, Samson R - 0944901, “Critical analysis of computer application at secondary schools of Bangalore district,” CHRIST (Deemed To Be University) Institutional Repository, accessed April 26, 2024, http://archives.christuniversity.in/items/show/1789.