How Computer Works (Complete Course)

Computers are everywhere, they aren't just the desktops and laptops we use for work but the phones in our pockets and even the watches on our wrists are also computers. You probably use a computer every day and in fact you are reading this on a computer!

Just because we use computers all the time, doesn't mean that we understand them, or find them easy to use. Computer Science is the science of computers, it is the field of knowledge that experts use to understand computer systems. Knowing a little computer science will help you understand the computers all around you.

This isn't a how-to course for a particular piece of software, instead you will learn some fundamental concepts that you can apply to any software or computer system. You'll apply these concepts to the kind of computer systems we use every day, including word processing applications, e-commerce, the internet and web sites. You will learn how to apply computer science concepts to solve problems in daily computer use and generally be a better computer user.

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👉ABSTRACTION
0:00:00 Introduction
0:02:03 Abstraction

👉STATE MODULARITY AND APPLICATIONS
0:20:07 State
0:34:59 Modularity and Applications
0:56:59 Summary

👉NETWORKS
0:58:12 Networks
1:09:47 Security

👉HOW THE WEB WORKS
1:32:21 Introduction
1:34:48 Web Applications
1:55:41 Summary

⭐ Important Notes ⭐
⌨️ This course is created in collaboration with university of London

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[lawb]

Great Course. Thank you so much! <3

[AlexCaie-mg]

Great video, it was quite interesting. My real take back of this video is the concept of a notional machine and abstraction even tho this video was about computers. The interview was muted. I was wondering where I could learn computer science for free. I tried open university courses but they have tuition fees. Also the fact that I am still have a few years of high school left is also a problem. I can't commit. I'm currently interested in learning about different machine learning types that I can use for musical analysis using Librosa to help create my own music. I might just end up using statistical analysis. I'm not sure at the moment. It's similar I guess. I would like to understand how I could use it knowing that Spotify uses algorithms to suggest content and maybe if I understood how it worked I could Increase recommendations. Thats why I want to learn Python since I realised that I could do more than C#, which I initially leant for game development. What should I do?

[poprox]

this video needs some real low, license free music

[zainulhassan]

this video only includes 5 topics other 5 topics are missing