Architecture

This part of the program explores how algorithms become executable through the hardware and software architecture of machines, addressing electronic circuits, networks, operating systems, as well as the role of sensors and actuators in human-machine interactions and automated devices.

Binary/decimal

We count daily in decimal. Computers work with 0s and 1s, in base 2, this is binary. Four bits form a value that can be encoded in hexadecimal (base 16).

Bitwise Operations

Bitwise operations allow manipulating the bits of an integer directly. They are very useful for optimizing memory and execution speed in programs.

Two's Complement

Two's complement is a method for representing signed integers (positive and negative) in binary. It's the system used by most computers to perform operations with negative numbers.

Bases Tutorial

Report on the tutorial dealing with conversions between different bases.

Von Neumann

Von Neumann architecture is a conceptual model for computers, proposed by John von Neumann in 1945. It forms the basis of modern computers. This architecture relies on four key elements.

Tkinter Project

Communication Protocols

Experimenting with communication protocols using micro:bit cards: understand why and how to structure information exchanges to make messages understandable and usable.