Computers, Microprocessors and networking full course
Full course studies of computer operation systems, explicit mechanism of microprocessors and global networking
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What You Will Learn!
- Learn the mechanism of how Micro processors work and computer structure
- Learn technically how microprocessors work through registers and flip flops
- Learn about binary language
- Learn how computers are technically connected to networks and Data centers
- Be able to understand how cloud networking happens
Description
In this course, the student is supposed to have basic knowledge in computers. But, we added an introduction first section that reminds the student of the definition of an operating system. How it works, different parts of the computer and how to do basic operations such as Hardware maintenance, back ups etc..Then, the course moves to a very important course section which is computer networking, discussing and explaning the different types of networking and IP address.
The next chapter of the course, goes profound to the core of the computer. Which is microprocessors and micro controllers. Explaining the function of a microprocessor, its digital language and how technically, it is designed to process data and save them inside a memory RAM/ROM. H also explained in this course the types of logic gates, their diagrams, how they work and their daily use examples in embedded systems.
The student then, goes to a wider study of the course, where he/she is introduced to the world of Data centers and servers.
I explained in this course how global networking works from the Huge data centers around the world, and how cloud computing latest technology of this era helps millions of people restore their information on web and also, I explain how cybersecurity and servers work in a Data center.
After the student finishes this course, he/she is supposed to have a very good knowledge in computing, binary language, logic gates, networking systems and he/she is also supposed to know how to use Cloud tools and some basic programming notions.
This course, as I mentioned before, is designed to suit non just computer engineering students but adults and professionals who would like to go deeper in the knowledge of computer and networking.
Who Should Attend!
- This course is smartly designed for University students, professional learners and engineers
- It is designed for different levels of understanding this course, from beginners to advanced