computer-based

UK: kəmˈpjuːtə beɪst | US: kəmˈpjuːtər beɪst

Definition

  1. adj. relying on or operated by computers

  2. adj. involving the use of computers as a central method or tool

Structure
computer <calculating machine>based <having as a foundation>
Etymology

The word combines "computer," derived from Latin computare (to calculate), with "based," from Old French baser (to establish). "Computer-based" emerged in the mid-20th century to describe systems or processes fundamentally dependent on computer technology, reflecting the growing integration of digital tools into workflows.

Examples

  1. The course offers computer-based training for beginners.

  2. Modern hospitals use computer-based record systems.

  3. The exam is entirely computer-based for efficiency.

  4. She prefers computer-based design over manual drafting.

  5. Their research relies on computer-based simulations.