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The entire series - from basic computer theory to practical applications
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CS101 = The first theoretical subject in the computer field
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Computer Basics 101, taught properly.
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The first major subject in a computer-related department is Computer Fundamentals !
CS 101 (Computer Science 101), a course like Computer Fundamentals or Introduction to Computers, serves as a navigator for those who want to major in computer science as an academic or career subject.
Computer Fundamentals is a subject that shows the minimum basic theory required in computer-related fields and the relationship between various advanced fields. A well-structured CS 101 subject becomes a stepping stone that allows easy entry into all major subjects that will be learned later, such as programming languages, data structures, algorithms, computer architecture, operating systems (OS), and databases (DB).
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For those who want to learn both basic theories and practical applications in the computer field.
Anyone who wants to build a foundation for broad understanding of various fields related to computers.
College students who want to major/minor in computer science and working professionals who need related studies
Solid foundation theory
We will explain the basic terms and theories required to learn programming languages, data structures, and algorithms step by step.
Broad and balanced explanation
It covers a broad range of topics across the entire computer science/computer engineering major, in a thorough manner.
Rich and vivid examples
You can learn content equivalent to more than 24 hours of university classes in an easy-to-understand way through abundant examples.
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Q. What are the reviews of the paid lectures?
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Q. Is it really necessary to take a basic computer course? Wouldn't it be enough to take a programming language or computer application/specialization course right away?
If you are majoring in computer science, you will have to invest a considerable amount of time from now on. If you can look at some "hints" and "guidebooks" when starting a fairly complex game that requires a lot of time investment to see the ending, wouldn't you be able to play much more comfortably?
This "Computer Basics" lecture is exactly like a "hint" and "strategy book". You can start the game knowing what treasures are on which continents you will go to during the long voyage ahead, and what monsters will appear. Of course, that doesn't mean you will learn everything to the point where the game becomes boring. It introduces just enough content to make the game more fun!
Q. Can non-majors also take the course?
When non-majors study computer science, the first subjects they should take are subjects like this lecture, such as computer basics, introduction to computers, and introductory computer courses.
Q. Will it help with computer skills, studying for certifications, and interview preparation?
Of course, it is also good for preparing for various tests and interviews. However, it covers a wider range of topics and provides more detailed content than the qualification tests, written tests, and oral interview preparation lectures such as "Computer Proficiency", "Word Processor", and "Computer General". The lecture time is also considerably longer than the lectures for exam preparation when looking at the entire series. In particular, it is good for learning fundamental principles and broad background knowledge, not just for simple memorization.
Q. Is there a reason for setting a course deadline?
The reason for setting a deadline for the course is that, given the nature of the computer field, after that amount of time, the content of this course is likely to become outdated.
By then, I'll see you again in a new lecture. 😄
Q. Are there subtitles in the video?
Some class videos have subtitles, but most do not support subtitles. If new subtitles are produced, the video may be replaced with a subtitled video without prior notice.
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Who is this course right for?
Start studying systematic theory in computer science
A comprehensive view of the computer field, with an explanation of terms
Comprehensive summary of computer skills, general computer skills, and various written tests
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