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IT and Computer Science

Caleb Curry via YouTube

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Overview

This course covers various technologies and concepts related to IT and Computer Science. The learning outcomes include understanding operating systems, binary, hexadecimal, octal, hacking concepts like Cross Site Scripting (XSS), Free and Open Source Software (FOSS), and binary arithmetic operations. The course teaches skills such as converting numbers between different number systems, binary multiplication, and running Linux on a virtual machine. The teaching method involves a collection of videos that can be used as standalone resources. The intended audience for this course includes beginners and individuals interested in gaining a foundational understanding of computer science and IT concepts.

Syllabus

Intro to Operating Systems.
Intro to Binary.
Adding and Subtracting Binary Numbers.
Two's Complement.
Intro to Hexadecimal.
Intro to Octal.
Hacking - Intro to Cross Site Scripting (XSS).
Intro to FOSS - Free and Open Source Software.
Decimals and Fractions in Binary Tutorial - How to Convert and Store Numbers Less than 1 in Binary.
How to Multiply Binary Numbers Tutorial.
Quickly Convert Decimal Numbers to Binary.
Linux Virtual Machine - How to Run Linux using VMware Player Free.
Binary.
Binary and Computer Science All-in-One Tutorial Series (5 HOURS!).

Taught by

Caleb Curry

Reviews

4.5 rating, based on 2 Class Central reviews

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    Rafael Zefki
    Very clearly and understood. I literally make proud my self.
    The best course about computer and software.
    I love learning about computer hardware and software.
  • Profile image for Thabang Moshoeshoe
    Thabang Moshoeshoe
    Best course I would reccomend to anyone intrested in learning about IT and how does computer works I think the most important skills to enter the course with are drive and patience. You will need ample amounts of both to get through the material. It is not an impossible course but does require extra reading and research to hunt for information that will ultimately help complete the problem sets. David’s approximately 50 minute lectures pave the way for this independent research.
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