RaspberryPiFoundation: Teach teens computing: How computers work
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Explore the fundamentals of computing: computer architecture, binary logic, data processing, circuits & more.
About this course
On this course, you’ll gain an understanding of how computers work at a fundamental level.
You’ll explore system architecture, along with how computers use binary and logic. Once you’ve examined the von Neumann model of computer architecture and the Fetch-Execute cycle, you’ll learn to build a range of simple circuits for maths, and then simulate various logic gates.
Ultimately you’ll complete the course with an understanding of the processes that underpin every modern computer – from supercomputers to smartphones, and everything in between.
At a Glance:
Institution: RaspberryPiFoundation
Subject: Education & Teacher Training
Level: Intermediate
Prerequisites:
None
Language: English
Video Transcript: English
Associated skills:Computer Architecture, Data Processing, Basic Math, Systems Architecture, Supercomputing, Smartphone Operation
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