Application of Computer

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 Application of computer is derived in such way:

         ~ Home 

         ~ Shop/Offices 

         ~  Railay station and Airports

         ~ Hotels 

         ~ Schools

         ~ Banks

         ~ Hospital

~ Home: Computers are present in  almost all homes nowadays and are  used for different purpose like  entertainment (plaaying games,  listening to music, watching a movie), browsing the interne, shopping, etc. 

Home

 

~ Shops/Offices: Computer are commonly found in almost all shops and offices in different towns and cities. People use computers to maintain the stock of the goods they want to sell, to create bills and invoices, for taxation purposes, etc.

Offices

~Railway station and Airports: Computers are installed at railway stations and airports so that railway/air ticket can be reserved, printend and issued to the users.  

Airport

 ~ Hotels: Computer are used by the hotel manager to book the rooms, to enter the details of the guests checking in and checking out, to check the maintain the pending and the paid bills of all the guests, etc. 

Hotel

~ Schools: Computer are used in schools by teachers to maintain student records like attendance and marks, to develop assignments. In computer labs, student learn about computer systems. 


School

~ Banks: Computers are used  in hospital to maintainaccounts of the users like keeping records of the deposites and withdrawls done by the users, for payment transfers, etc. 

ATM

~ Hospials: Computers are used in hospitals to maintain patient records, to check and maintain the supply of different  medicines and equipment, to perform various kinds of surgeries as part of complex machinery, as sensors to monitor the vital sign of the patient, etc.




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