In the Table below, using PALS and general internet resources identify the H/W & S/W classification...

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In the Table below, using PALS and general internet resources identify the H/W & S/W classification and types. Recognize that the OS controls all devices +and relationships between H/W & S/W Hardware List devices responsible for each category. Software Storage: List Typical Devices as assigned by Linux or MS OS Note the Apple Mac does not assign drive letters. Firmware is consider setta, kinda, almost software and could fit as a third column here. This will be discussed further in BIOS/UEFI Processing Data Input Data Output Information Storage Both Fill in the remaining two columns and list examples Category: Category: A:\ B:\\ C:\\ D:\\ E:\ = Bits Binary Digit; 0 or 1 = Machine Code Nibble = Answer Bits Bytes-Answer Bits All of the items above refer to DATA & Information Processing DATA-Input/Output DATA - Storing DATA DATA is useful when it becomes information Kilo = 1000 - 103 KB (1024-20) = Mega=1000,000 - 10% MB (1,048,576-220) Giga = Answer = 109 GB (1,073,741,824 = 230) Tera Answer = 10 TB (1,099,511,627,776 = 240) In the Table below, using PALS and general internet resources identify the H/W & S/W classification and types. Recognize that the OS controls all devices +and relationships between H/W & S/W Hardware List devices responsible for each category. Software Storage: List Typical Devices as assigned by Linux or MS OS Note the Apple Mac does not assign drive letters. Firmware is consider setta, kinda, almost software and could fit as a third column here. This will be discussed further in BIOS/UEFI Processing Data Input Data Output Information Storage Both Fill in the remaining two columns and list examples Category: Category: A:\ B:\\ C:\\ D:\\ E:\ = Bits Binary Digit; 0 or 1 = Machine Code Nibble = Answer Bits Bytes-Answer Bits All of the items above refer to DATA & Information Processing DATA-Input/Output DATA - Storing DATA DATA is useful when it becomes information Kilo = 1000 - 103 KB (1024-20) = Mega=1000,000 - 10% MB (1,048,576-220) Giga = Answer = 109 GB (1,073,741,824 = 230) Tera Answer = 10 TB (1,099,511,627,776 = 240)