BACKUP STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL DATA

HISTORY AND FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTERS

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This lecture is part of MDH204 Computers in Medicine in the Medicine and Surgery department. The course has 18 recorded lectures across 1 series, all free to watch. Read or download the MDH204 lecture note to study alongside the video.

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• HISTORY AND FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTERS
• THE FIVE GENERATIONS OF COMPUTERS
• CPU SPEED AND MULTI-CORE PROCESSING
• CLASSIFICATION OF COMPUTERS BY SIZE AND PURPOSE
• GLOSSARY OF KEY TERMS
• PROBLEM SOLVING AND PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS
• ALGOAITHMS: DEFINITION AND ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES
• BREAKING PROGRAMS INTO FUNCTIONS
• PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND DATA STRUCTURES
• PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE LEVELS PYRAMID
• FILES: SEQQUENTIAL VS RANDOM ACCESS
• DATA REPRESENTATION AND CODING IN HEALTH INFORMATICS
• DATABASE AMANGEMENT AND FILE SYSTEMS
• CRITICAL DBMS FUNCTIONS: CONCURRENCY AND TRANSACTIONS
• BACKUP STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL DATA
• APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS IN MEDICINE
• PILOT QUESTIONS: CLINICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS(5.1)
• CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF AI