REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGIES AND
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
MINISTRY OF MUHAMMAD
AL-KHORAZMI
IN THE NAME
TASHKENT INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGIES
UNIVERSITY
FERGANA BRANCH
Telecommunication technologies
"Telecommunications", "Broadcasting",
"Mobile Systems"
FACULTY DIRECTION
1st stage student of group 731-23
Otavaliyev Islomjon Ikromjon son
Foreign
language
independent education
SELF STUDY FOR CORRESPONDENCE DEPARTMENT STUDENTS
CONTENTS
1.
IT terms….21
2.
E-mail, spreadsheets and formulae. Identifying tenses.................27
3.
Peripherals. Degrees of adjectives……………………………….33
4.
Useful words and phrases………………………………………..42
5.
Used literature……………………………………………………45
6.
Internet resources………………………………………………...46
1.
IT PRODUCTS
1.
IT products:
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a) read information about IT products
.
IT products mainly exist in the form of two broad categories. This is the
hardware and software. Computer hardware is all about the physical parts in a
computer system.
They include The monitor, keyboard, mouse, hard drives, video
cards, motherboard, and many others. It is anything that you can see and touch on an
information system.
On the other hand, software is a set of codes installed on a
computer’s hard drive. All software uses at least one hardware device. For instance, a
video game is a software that uses the CPU, which is software.
Some IT products, whether software or hardware, are used for some more
complex and useful functions.
These functions are complex, and are aimed at
achieving a specific task that standard software or hardware cannot accomplish. Such
jobs are also run by competent IT experts who have the right knowledge and skills in
the running of these products.
Some Of the most critical IT products include; MSP software,
Remote
monitoring, and Management tools (RMM) tools, Network Monitoring software,
Cloud-based Network Monitoring Tools, and Remote Network management tools.
Compatibility. First, it is essential that you purchase an IT product that will be
compatible with your hardware and constituent software. It can be quite unfortunate
if you use a lot of money buying an IT product that will end up not working with
your current IT tools. You should, therefore, check the compatibility
of software or
hardware before purchasing or installing. You can ask for an expert’s help in this.
Security. Choose IT products with top-notch security features. It is improper to
buy a product that will end up leaking out your data or one that will be porous o
viruses that might crush your entire system. If the IT product is all about online
storage, ensure that its encryption is to the highest standard to minimize security
threats.
Warranty. Not all IT products may end up functioning
as included in the
specifications, or as well as you might expect. When making any purchase, consider
products with warranties to secure you from losses.
Price. Although you should not compromise on quality for the sake of a low
price on an IT product, make sure that the amount you get
an IT product at is both
fair and competitive.
There is a new global trade agreement that will make IT products cheaper. More than
50 countries agreed to end tariffs and import duties on over 200 IT products. All 28
countries from the European Union signed, as well as China, Japan, South Korea, the
U.S. and others. The deal was signed at a World Trade Organization meeting in
Geneva. It will affect a wide variety of products, including smartphones, digital
cameras, ink cartridges, video game consoles and even telecommunications satellites.
Import duties will be completely removed from the selected IT products in the next
four years. The deal applies to $1.3 trillion worth of global trade. This is about 7 per
cent of all world trade. Many people believe the deal will be good for the world. The
EU Trade Commissioner, Cecilia Malmström, said: "This is a great deal for
consumers, and for companies big and small. We've worked hard [on] this
compromise between different countries to find the best solutions." She added: "This
deal will cut costs for consumers and business - in particular, for smaller firms, which
have been hit especially hard…in the past." Ms Malmström hopes more countries
will sign up to the deal in the next few years. She said: "It clearly shows that
countries around the world can work together to achieve solutions that benefit
everyone. I [expect to see] other countries joining soon."
