INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE LECTURE NOTES PPT

FPT University
Subject: Introduction to Computing
ASSIGNMENT 1

1. Self studying about octal numeral system:
• Describe the base8 number system (as detailed as possible).
• Give the following examples:
 Converting from three decimal numbers (2 number of hundreds, 1 number of thousands) to octal num[r]

(BQ) Part 1 book Computer science has contents Introduction, data storage, data manipulation, data manipulation, networking and the internet, algorithms. Invite you to consult.
(BQ) Part 1 book Computer science has contents Introduction, data storage, data manipulation, data manipulation, networking[r]

Mai goes to school five days a week.2Her classes always begin at sevenfifteen and finish at eleven o’clock.3Computer Science is her favorite class.4She studies maps and learns aboutdifferent countries.5She writes some experiments in herPhysics class.TFPart A: In class (A 1, A6)Mai is a[r]

McGraw­Hill Technology EducationMcGraw­Hill Technology EducationCopyright © 2006 by The McGraw­Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw­Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.Chapter 2AThe Internet and theWorld Wide WebMcGraw­Hill Technology EducationCopyright © 2006[r]

commercially successful. Jobs also built the computer on which the World Wide Web was created. He_________________ for style and functional perfection, which became _______________.Jobs guided Apple to be _______________ in the digital revolution. The introduction of the iMac an[r]

Image ProcessingMy- Ha Le, Ph.Dhalm@hcmute.edu.vnAugust 31, 2015Reading• Golzalez, Digital Image Processing (2nd Edition)• Golzalez, Digital Image Processing Using MATLAB• Richard Szeliski, Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications, September 3, 2010 draft, 2010 Springer• Vietnamese author[r]

delusion: A ¿xed, false belief that is vigorously held even in the face ofoverwhelming contradictory evidence.heuristic: A cognitive rule of thumb or mental shortcut that wesubconsciously make that may be true much of the time but is notlogically valid.logic: A formal process or principle of reasoni[r]

It can maintain daily book, trial balance, and otherinformation of accountsPayroll system•Calculates the pay, bonus and other information ofemployees13Word processing•A word processing program like MS Word•Used to develop Letters, applications and otherdocuments•Used in business to gen[r]

Chapter 13 Database design. This chapter teaches the design and construction of physical databases.
Chapter 13 Database design. This chapter teaches the design and construction of physical databases.Chapter 13 Database design. This chapter teaches the design and construction of physical databases[r]

Chapter 17 Objectoriented design and modeling using the UML. This is the second of two chapters on objectoriented tools and techniques for systems development. This chapter focuses specifically on tools and techniques that are used during systems design.

Chapter 4 Systems analysis. After studying this chapter you will be able to Define systems analysis and relate it to the scope definition, problem analysis, requirements analysis, logical design, and decision analysis phases; describe a number of systems analysis approaches for solving business sys[r]

Chapter 8 Process modeling. In this chapter you will learn how to draw data flow diagrams, a popular process model that documents a system’s processes and their data flows. You will know process modeling as a systems analysis tool when you can Define systems modeling and differentiate between logic[r]

Distinguish microeconomics from macroeconomics and positiveeconomics from normative economics.3.List the categories of scarce resources and delineate the nature of theeconomizing problem.4.Differentiate between positive & normative economics; short-run &long-run in economics.Unit1: