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Updated February 23rd, 2009
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Lectures are provided as a free service to the general public. More information is provided for registered students with question and answer support. It allows users an insight into the fascinating subject of Computer Science.
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An algorithm is a step by step solution to a problem. To be successful at computer programming you must master algorithms.
Digital computers also called personal computers are now very common place. This lesson will help to put computers in perspective and help users understand the very tool that is so common today that many have already begun to take them for granted.
Very large volumes of data are held in databases. Databases are the workhorses of all companies
Learn about file names, extensions and folders.
Did you know that the life span of a monitor is usually between five and seven years. Never buy one that is older. Find out what you need to know about them.
There are many types of printers. Check out this lecture to learn more about this important output device.
Robots are becoming very common place. There are now domestic robots to vacuum the home.
An introduction to Systems Analysis and Design.
Here are the answers to ten frequently asked questions about SBAs.
We all have to deal with numbers on our computer. After all computers are still called number crunchers by some.
There is a lot of talk about computer viruses. You will know the difference between a trojan horse and a virus after this lesson?
Perhaps you have written quite alot of letters with Microsoft Word but there may be quite a lot to learn still
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