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An introduction to the basic building blocks of computers, including memory technology like flip-flops, simms, and dimms, as well as disks and hard drives. It also covers logic gates and their truth tables. Additionally, the document introduces engineering drawing concepts such as orthographic projections and line types. Students will learn about the functions of visible, hidden, center, and construction lines, as well as the importance of accuracy in drafting.
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a
circuit
made
with
transistors
and
stores
one
bit
of
a
binary
number
a large collection of flip-flops
Flip-Flop
Input
Output
Latch
square
wave
voltage
Logic
Gates
(Made
with
Transistors)
AND,
NAND,
OR,
NOR,
NOT,
XOR
(See
chalkboard)
Note this is similar to the homework problem.
Note this is similar to the homework problem.
Flowchart
Symbols
Input/Output Start/Stop
Branch TestCalculation Process Flow
Define the
problem
Readinput Solve theproblem
Can I solve this?
Outputresults
What do I need
to know?
Ask for more input
Can I solve this?
yes
no
Not available
at this time
yes
no
Begin (again?)
End
Electricity
Usage
(kWh)
Rate
($/kWh)
Energy
Energy
Energy
Prepare
a
flowchart
that
calculates
the
bill
for
a
customer.
Start
Example
: Sketch a flowchart
that will find the smallestnumber in a series of 100numbers.
I = 1 Min=NI = I+
Yes
Input N
Stop
Output Min
I>100? N<Min?
No
No
Yes
Input N