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When Using This Book  ‣ How To Do Well In This Course  ‣ Practice Glossary

Practice Problem Answers (OLD)

Chapter 1 : Number Bases 1.1 : Base-10 1.2 : Base-2 1.3 : Base-16 1.4 : HTML Colors

Chapter 2 : More on Binary 2.1 : Negative Numbers 2.2 : Fractional Binary 2.3 : Addition and Subtration

Chapter 3 : Character Sets 3.1 : ASCII 3.2 : Unicode

Chapter 4 : Boolean Algebra 4.1 : An Overview 4.2 : Basic Operators 4.2.1 : Not 4.2.2 : Or 4.2.3 : And 4.2.4 : Nor 4.2.5 : Nand 4.2.6 : Xor 4.3 : Complex Expressions 4.4 : Half Adder 4.5 : Full Adder 4.6 : Arithmetic Logic Unit 4.7 : Digital Logic Workbench 4.8 : Minecraft

Chapter 5 : The CARDIAC 5.1 : The Hardware 5.2 : Programming the CARDIAC 5.3 : Assembly and Machine Language

Chapter 6 : Languages 6.1 : Processing Language 6.2 : Markup Languages 6.3 : Programming Languages 6.4 : Tranquility 6.4.1 : TRANQC (1) 6.4.2 : ALLOC (3) 6.4.3 : BUTTON (3) 6.4.4 : HTML (3) 6.4.5 : I2S (3) 6.4.6 : IMG (3) 6.4.7 : LABEL(3) 6.4.8 : PRINT (3) 6.4.9 : RANDOM (3) 6.4.10 : READ (3) 6.4.11 : TABLE (3) 6.4.12 : TIMER (3) 6.5 : State and State Machines

Chapter 8 : Graphics 8.1 : Bresenham's

Chapter 10 : Cryptography 10.1 : RSA Math Background 10.2 : RSA Key Generation 10.3 : RSA Encryption

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0.1 : Introduction

An Introduction to Computer Science

You've successfully navigated to my site. I call this site many things, a textbook, a study guide, the course website. It's goal is to present the material is a comprehensive written way. The lecture slides are purposefully left bare to promote paying attention in lecture. However, it's very easy to get lost in the information as lecture covers many topics varying in complexity. In an effort to better explain the material, this site was created. Also, yes, I am aware the CSS for this site is not great. Please accept it and move on. I used to have much more motivation to make the CSS nicer. Now I'm just tryna make this all work.

The Organization

The most accurate of the above terms that I like to use is textbook due to its structure. I've organized this "textbook" into "chapters". The chapters do not exactly follow the order of lectures. I chose the grouping based on related material and how I felt would be the most logical order of content.

As I continue teaching this course, I learn new ways to present the material. I also use a variety of ways to present material on pages. That includes text, images, embedded circuits, and practice problems. If you have issues accessing any of this, please let me know. I will do my best to fix it. I also understand that everyone has different styles of learning, so I did my best to cover many different ways of explaining.

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