COMPUTER SYSTEM OVERVIEW AND DATA REPRESENTATION

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 COMPUTER CHAPTER 1 TO 2 


TODAY WE ARE GOING TO START LEARNING COMPUTER SCIENCE CLASS 11 CHAPTER 1 AND 2 COMPUTER SYSTEM OVERVIEW AND DATA REPRESENTATION. THESE TWO LESSONS ARE BASICS FOR LEARNING COMPUTER AND WILL COME FOR 6-8 MARKS IN EXAMS. THERE ARE SOME PORTIONS REMOVED IN THESE LESSON WHICH LATER I WILL MAKE A VIDEO ON TERM 1 AND TERM 2 PORTIONS AND HOW TO PREPARE FOR THEM.

THIS THE CHAPTER 1: COMPUTER SYSTEM OVERVIEW

THIS CHAPTER 2 : DATA REPRESENTATION

THANK YOU!!! . SOON I WILL UPLOAD  NEXT LESSON ALONG WITH PYTHON . PLEASE LOOK FORWARD TO IT.

BYE!

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