Computer Science 101: Digital Electronics for Absolute Beginners
Start from zero and build up your intuition for how computers represent and process information...
Key Stage 4 (Ages 14-16)
12:00:00
0 students
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Learning Objectives
Explain the difference between analog and digital signals Convert numbers between decimal, binary, and hexadecimal Evaluate and simplify simple Boolean expressions Read and draw logic-gate diagrams and truth tables Design tiny combinational circuits (e.g., half adder) from a truth table Describe what flip‑flops do and why clocks matter
Prerequisites
Comfort using a computer Basic arithmetic (adding, subtracting)
Course Content
Digital vs. Analog (The Big Picture)
What is Digital? What is Analog?
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Interactive Signal Comparison
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Bits, Bytes, and Number Systems
Binary Place Value
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Interactive Binary Converter
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Boolean Algebra (The Language of Logic)
Boolean Variables and Operators
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Interactive Truth Table Builder
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Logic Gates (From Algebra to Circuits)
Gate Symbols & Behavior
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Interactive Circuit Builder
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Tiny Building Blocks (Adders & MUXes)
Half Adder & Full Adder
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Interactive Adder Builder
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Course Information
Level:
Key Stage 4 (Ages 14-16)
Duration:
12:00:00
Students:
0
Modules:
5
Lessons:
10
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or £299.99/year
