GCSE Computer Science: Reliability in Computers
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Reliability in Computers
Reliability of any computer-related component is an attribute that denotes its consistent performance according to the specifications. As the world is becoming more computerised, people want assurance that the system is reliable and would be able to work properly even if a few modules fail.
This GCSE Computer Science module introduces reliability in computers to your students, explaining:
- Critical systems
- What is backup
- What is redundancy
- Fault tolerance
- Defensive programming
- How to measure reliability
More Computer Theory Modules
Reliability in Computers is one lesson in our Computer Theory module. The other theory lessons can be found below:
