Learn and explore computer basics, its history, hardware, software, number systems, and the anatomy of a computer.

Computer Science Bootcamp

This module covers the basics of computers and delves into software development. We’ll start by studying the essentials of computers, including their history, hardware, and software. Next, we’ll explore information representation and number systems, including the binary representation of text, colors, and images. Then, we’ll understand the anatomy of a computer, from logic gates to input/output devices, memory, and the central processing unit. Finally, we’ll dive deep into the software side of computers, including computer programming, the lifecycle of a program, and software application development. By the end of this module, we’ll have gained foundational skills to advance our careers in computer technology.

Computing Basics

A set of instructions that tells a computer what to do

A type of software used for creating and editing documents

Which is closest to human language?

Which programming language is an example of a high-level language?

Which programming language is an example of a high-level language?

What is the final output at the end of the entire compilation process?


What is the final output at the end of the entire compilation process?

Which option translates each line of code to machine code and executes it?


Which option translates each line of code to machine code and executes it?

Test your knowledge of the software basics.

Introduction

Computer Basics

Binary System

Essential Number Systems

Binary Arithmetic

Using Binary to Represent Information

Getting to Know Computers

The Software - Computer Programming

Building a Software Application

Conclusion

Quiz on Software—Computer Programming