Crash Course Digital Electronics
Crash Course Digital Electronics course is not for you if you don't like history and aren't interested in learning how technology evolved from ancient programming methods to high-level programming languages, or how humans went from the Intel 4004 (first MPU in the world) with a transistor count of just 2300 to modern microprocessors like the M1 microprocessor with a transistor count of a whopping 16 billion.
This course was created to teach not only how the basic components of digital electronics work, but also how on earth we have come to build such incredible things. From the Jacquard machine, the first programmable mechanical computer, which was programmed using punch cards in 1839, to modern compilers, programming languages, microprocessors, microcontrollers, and operating systems, you've come a long way.
To illustrate concepts and make them easier to understand, all tutorials of Crash Course Digital Electronics use animation techniques. Your skills will be put to the test! - After you finish a chapter, you will be given a quiz with a variety of questions to answer (including images and diagrams).
Who this course is for:
- People who are interested in how on earth the digital world works.
- Electrical or Computer Engineering students that would like to see what the major is all about end to end as a head start in their degree.
- Students who are curious to find out the history behind all the modern programming langauges, compilers and microprocessors.
- Individuals who want to demistify the electronics world.
Requirements
- Since the course is about digital electronics, to get the full benefit of the course, you will need to follow along and test your knowledge at the end of each chapter.
- Basic programming skills in C/C++.
- Basis knowledge in analog electronics.
- Basic understanding on how to program a microcontroller.
- A High School or equivalent understanding of mathematics.
Course ratings: 4.8/5
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