Data Processing
Computer data processing is any process that a computer program does to enter data and summarize, analyses or otherwise convert data into usable information
Using Computers for Information Processing:
- Tasks can be completed faster because computers work at amazing speed.
- Computers can process large amounts of data and generate error-free results, provided that the data is entered correctly.
- Computers can store enormous amounts of data for future use.
Office Automation
The use of computer systems to execute a variety of office operations, such as word processing, accounting, and e-mail. Office automation almost always implies a network of computers with a variety of available programs.
Computers Used in Industry
Payroll
· From printing or depositing paychecks, to applying raises and bonuses, industries have become very reliant on computerized payroll methods.
Cash Registers
· Modern cash registers are often networked computer systems, allowing companies to maintain much more up-to-date and accurate transaction records, as well as real-time inventory tracking.
Inventory Tracking
· Using spreadsheets and/or databases, most businesses utilize some sort of computer-maintained inventory tracking system.
Computer Applications in Engineering
* Computer-based engineering curricula
* Use of commercial and government-owned software in education
* Engineering software development and funding opportunities.
Uses of Computers in Health Care
- Precise 'tests' and medical examinations
- Faster medical alerts, which are more accurate time-wise
- Enhanced data about a patients medical history
- Precision in diagnosis
- Precision in billing
- Automated updating of medical history
Uses of Computers in Education
Higher Education

Online Education
· There is an entire "sub-industry" of education called "online education." Online education is done primarily through the usage of computers and the Internet where the student does the classwork from home.
Faculty Usage
· Teachers at all levels use computers to administer assignments, keep track of grades or offer online instruction. Many teachers use online resources in their daily lessons.
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