The Computer Science 1 course introduces fundamental concepts in computer science through four key chapters. The first chapter, Data Representation and Encoding, explains how computers represent information using binary (0s and 1s), including number systems (decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal), character encoding (ASCII, Unicode). The second chapter focuses on Boolean Algebra and Logic Gates, covering basic logical operations (AND, OR, NOT), Boolean laws, and the construction of simple logic circuits using gates. The third chapter introduces the concept of algorithms and the basics of structured programming, emphasizing problem-solving steps, control structures (sequence, selection, iteration), variables, and data types. The final chapter covers the C programming language, introducing its syntax, basic instructions (input/output), data types, operators, and control structures like loops and conditionals. This course provides a solid foundation in computer science and programming principles.
- Créateur de cours: Mokhtaria Bekkaoui