INFORMATICS
Computer science
Computers history (from Pascal to Von Newmann)
The first calculators.
Babbage Difference Engine
The first computers: ENIAC, Harvard Mark I.
Von Newmann: neurons and BIT.
Numbering systems: binary, octal, hexadecimal
The representation of information in a computer
Encoding information.
Coding of numbers
Encoding of alphanumeric characters
ASCII code
Boolean Algebra
Basic operators: AND OR NOT
Computing systems: hardware and software
Hardware
Structure of the computer.
Von Newmann Functional diagram
Components: CPU (Arithmetic Logic Unit, Unit of Government), Main Memory (RAM ROM VRAM),
Cache memory, Virtual Memory
input / output units
Serial / parallel ports
Printers, video
Mass Storage
Software
The algorithm concept.
Block Diagrams.
Programming languages.
Basic software: operating systems
Windows
UNIX
Application software: high-level and low-level languages.
slides provided by the teacher
Lectures
Reception of students by appointment
Professors
Borrowers
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