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Output devices decode the data into information that can be easily understood by people, which are ultimately the users of a computer. This way, the computer system may be viewed as no more than a data processing system.
As far as electromechanical engineering technology is concerned, it enables engineers to design automated systems. Students need to learn to use computers, math, and advanced science in order to design such systems. Learning how to install and test robotics equipment is also important, and is performed by using computers.
Even apparently simple devices, such as candy machines, involve various technologies. For instance, the little rollers (a mechanical device) pull the coin or the bill in. Afterwards, a scanner, which is an optical and electronic device, reads the bill or coin to make sure it is not fake. Finally, when the user makes a selection, an electronic device performs the task of calculating how much change to...
The final step is the release of the right candy into the chute, which is done by a mechanical device.
There are many machines like this: they combine mechanical and electronic components. Machines used in industry to make other products are excellent examples. Engineering teams create and maintain these machines by using other computers, which leads to the general process of evolution in the area of computers. Both aspects of the machines, mechanical and electronic, have to be properly understood in order to be a good electromechanical engineer.
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Reference:
1. Encyclopedia Britannica, 1997 Edition - Articles on Computers and Computer Technology
2. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer
3. www.aspire.cs.uah.edu/textbook/introcomp6.html
4. www.iseek.org/sv/22030.jsp%3Fid%3D241200
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