Computer Technology & Repair Model
Units:
- Safety and Enviromental Issues
- Networks
- Personal Computers and Components
- Communication and Professionalism
- Operating Systems
- Hardware Needs Software! Introduction to Operating Systems
- Windows XP & Linux Dual Boot Lesson
- The Itty Bitty Computer - Our Home Made Version of Raspberry Pi, a British micro mini computer.
- Binary 1- Calm Down, It's Only Ones and Zeroes- How Computers Think.
- Binary 2- 11 Cheers for Binary! How Computers Count.
- Binary 3- Bits and Bytes and Nybbles, Oh My!
- Binary 4- ASCII Art- How Computers Write.
- B5- Life Without Thumbs- Counting like Computers (by eights)
- B6- Counting by 16's- How We Talk to Computers
- B7- When Does 3 and 6 = 7- How Computers Calculate
- Hook Activity 30min
- Lecture- Boolean Logic 45min
- Demonstration of Boolean Algebra 15min
- Guided Practice 20min
- Lab Activity 30min
- Closing Activity 10min
- Assessment
- B8- Peeking Inside a Computer File- Using a Hex Editor
- Connecting Cities, Introduction to Network Topologies
- Laptop and Portable Devices
- Printers and Scanners
- Security
- Preventive Maintenance and Trouble shooting
- Examinations & Practical Applications
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Activity Industry Sector
Engineering & Design
Activity Originally Created By:
Wes Dennison
Demonstration of Boolean Algebra 15min
Part of Lesson Plan: B7- When Does 3 and 6 = 7- How Computers Calculate
Activity Overview / Details
At the root of their logic, computers add without the ability to carry numbers to the next place. So if I were to ADD the numbers three and six, for example, it would look like this in binary:
0 1
1 (three in binary)
AND
1 1 0 (six in binary)
1 1 1 (seven in binary)
So we can see that using Boolean Algebra, 3 AND 6 equal 7 Try telling your algebra teacher that!




