Intro to Computers in Arabic!!!!! MAI ELSHEHALY
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1 Intro to Computers in Arabic!!!!! DR. MAI ELSHEHALY
2 About this class University requirement Have fun with it! Probably too basic Learn something new! Room not big enough Attendance NOT required! Need a Camera volunteer
3 Class website Will have all class slides, videos, and materials Will have news and updates Will tell you all you need to know before the finals Will have the links to submit homework assignments
4 Ice breaker: What is a computer? N.B. Let s break ice NOT your valuables! Remove all laptops, phones, etc. NOW!! Tennis ball coming your way!!!
5 Computers Input مدخالت CPU Computer Storage Output مخرجات
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8 [Conventional] Input devices
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10 Types of storage أنواع التخزين Hard disk C a c h e
11 Programs كيفية التخزين Documents Photos
12 كيفية التخزين Binary Digit = Bit The smallest unit of storage on a computer Either 0 or 1 8 bits = 1 byte
13 Question: how much information can we store in a byte? Let s take a look at 4 bits (half a byte): How many values can we store?
14 Question: how much information can we store in a byte? Let s take a look at 4 bits (half a byte): How many values can we store? 16 values = 2 4 Value range: 0-15
15 Question: how much information can we store in a byte? 1 byte = 8 bits 256 values = 2 8 Value range: 0-255
16 Assume we want to store integer values
17 Assuming byte-addressable memory
18 Assuming byte-addressable memory Number of bytes accessible in memory = bit size of the address
19 Question: what is a kilo?
20 Question: What is a Kilobyte (KB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 10-bit address? 1024 addresses = 2 10
21 Question: What is a Megabyte (MB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 20-bit address? 1,048,576 addresses = 2 20
22 Question: What is a Gigabyte (GB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 30-bit address? 1,073,741,824 addresses = 2 30
23 Question: What is a Terabyte (TB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 40-bit address? 1,099,511,627,776 addresses = 2 40
24 Question: What is a Petabyte (PB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 50-bit address? 1,125,899,906,842,624 addresses = 2 50
25 Question: What is a Exabyte (EB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 60-bit address? 1,152,921,504,606,846,976 addresses = 2 60
26 Question: What is a Zettabyte (ZB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 70-bit address? 1,180,591,620,717,411,303,424 addresses = 2 70
27 Question: What is a Yottabyte (YB)? Better question: How many bytes can be accessed via a 80-bit address? 1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176 addresses = 2 80
28 Pattern Megabyte: (2 20 =2 10 x 2 10 ) =1024 Kilobytes Gigabyte: (2 30 =2 10 x 2 20 ) =1024 Megabytes Terabyte: (2 40 =2 10 x 2 30 ) =1024 Gigabytes Petabyte: (2 50 =2 10 x 2 40 ) =1024 Terabytes Exabyte: (2 60 =2 10 x 2 50 ) =1024 Petabytes Zettabyte: (2 70 =2 10 x 2 60 ) = 1024 Exabytes Yottabyte: (2 80 =2 10 x 2 70 ) = 1024 Zettabytes
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30 Brainstorm: 32-bit windows can only see up to 4 GB RAM. Why?
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32 Arithmetic Logic Unit
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34 Output
35 Class Activity: Team 1 Team 2
36 Preparation time = minutes Each team will: Class Activity: من سيربح االلوان Elect a team coordinator Team coordinator: cut the bullets and distribute among sub-groups of 5 10 each Sub-group will: Write a question for the opponent team with 4 answer choices about the bullet assigned to them (make it hard and confusing) Study their assigned bullet to be able to answer the other team s question Yellow team will use yellow paper & scissors and blue team will use blue paper & scissors (provided) Team coordinator: cut papers into 16 cards and hand to sub-groups Sub-groups: write 1 question per card Hand your questions to your team s coordinator.
37 Team coordinators take turns choosing one question from the pool and asking the opponent team. Each answer is worth 5 points Lecturer keeps score on the white board Class Activity: من سيربح االلوان Winning team will cut the red ribbon and each member of the team will take a piece Collect as many ribbon pieces as possible throughout the semester and redeem prizes at them end
38 H.W.1: Pick any domain and find a program to report on
39 H.W.1: Answer the following about your program of choice: Q1: What is the name of the program? Q2: What is the download link of the program? Q3: What is the latest version available? Q4: Are there 32-bit and 64-bit versions available?
40 H.W. submission: 2 options You can write answers in English or Arabic (or both!) You can submit either: A Word document with your answers An HTML document with your answers
41 If you choose to learn HTML Use any text editor I like Sublime Text 2
42 Your first web page filename: index.html
43 For HW1 Write your text inside the document body: <body> Your answers here </body> No formatting required.
44 See you Next week
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