How Computers Work — From Hardware and Operating Systems to the Fundamentals of Servers

Learn step-by-step English expressions actually used in IT practice, from reading official documentation and writing tickets or emails to sharing incident reports and conducting technical interviews. Master practical English that you can apply immediately today with templates and examples extracted from over 20 years of infrastructure operations experience. Learn real-world business English for global collaboration, not just English for exams.

Learn practical AIOps methodologies to move beyond alarm storms and repetitive incident responses toward data-driven problem prediction and automation. This is a practice-oriented course infused with 20 years of operational experience, covering everything from data preparation and anomaly detection to root cause analysis that can be applied immediately in the field without being tied to a specific product.

This is an introductory networking course for non-majors that focuses on understanding the flow of communication through visuals rather than memorizing terminology. Using the layered model as a framework, we follow the entire process of what happens when you enter a URL into the address bar from start to finish, helping you build practical networking intuition that can be applied immediately in the real world.

You will learn the criteria for distinguishing seemingly similar IT roles based on the nature of 'what they do' rather than just their titles. You will be able to grasp the reality behind confusing job names such as Backend, Infrastructure, DevOps, SRE, and Platform Engineer, and develop the ability to judge the nature of a position by reading job postings to set a career direction that suits you.

Systematically master the basics of English speaking by following a 4-week curriculum with precise daily instructions. With 50 core expressions, verb usage, and practical scripts all included in the slides, you can master daily training methods and apply them immediately without the need for a separate textbook. Through a comprehensive learning design spanning from diagnosis to correction, even beginners can gain confidence in basic conversation within just 4 weeks.

This is a practical introductory course for new employees and juniors. You will systematically learn essential business fundamentals, from understanding instructions to reporting and task management. Through hands-on practice, you will master work processes that can be applied immediately.

Learn practical techniques to start studying through structure rather than willpower. Master twelve execution design methods along with worksheets to lower the barrier to starting, recover broken focus, and prevent a single day's failure from turning into giving up.

Understand the entire journey from the moment a URL is entered into the browser address bar to the screen being rendered, and build a practical deployment environment by directly installing and configuring an Nginx web server. Develop practical skills to identify the causes of failures on your own through log analysis and status codes.

For beginners new to messaging systems, this guide explains everything from Kafka's origins to its core components, operating principles, and practical applications using only concepts and illustrations. Without the need for code or installation, it clearly distinguishes key terminology such as topics, partitions, and consumer groups, helping you build the fundamental strength to read real-world architecture diagrams.

Systematically learn over 60 IT terms encountered in practice, ranging from job postings to meeting minutes and incident reports. Understand service structures by dividing them into four layers, and acquire the essential vocabulary needed for collaborating with development teams and attending technical lectures.

This is a 4-week program designed to build English speaking circuits through sentence output training rather than word memorization. Through 15 minutes of daily training involving whole-sentence memorization and a 5-step shadowing process, you will develop the ability to speak English with instant reactions without translating in your head. We focus on training mouth muscles and reaction speed rather than just injecting knowledge.

Have you ever skipped over the difference between m7i and m7g in the AWS console without knowing what it was? This lecture clearly explains the concept of AWS Graviton (ARM-based processors) in just 30 minutes. From instance type naming conventions to cost-saving principles and practical application criteria, we explain everything step-by-step at a beginner's level.

It is perfectly fine if you have no prior programming experience. We will learn step-by-step, from environment setup to error troubleshooting and basic syntax, while building a working program in every single lecture. After completing the 10-lecture course, you will be able to design and implement simple programs on your own.

Understand core AI concepts through visual materials—no formulas or code required—and practice prompt writing and task-specific application patterns. Covering everything from machine learning to generative AI, this practical introductory course empowers non-majors to apply AI directly to their work in just 90 minutes.

An introductory course that makes the terminal less intimidating even for Linux beginners, teaching you how to view server logs, find files, and develop practical skills using just cd / ls / grep

Master all the wine-buying essentials in just 2 hours, covering everything from grape varieties, label reading, and tasting techniques to selecting wines for any occasion and food pairing. Through practical, jargon-free lessons, you will gain the confidence to pick out a bottle at the store.

Have you ever had a hard time because you didn't understand IT infrastructure (server, network, storage, etc.) technology? Do you want to understand how IT infrastructure is structured and what technologies are applied? This is the only lecture in Korea that explains the various technologies that make up IT infrastructure!

You can learn about the basic structure and operating principles of computer hardware, design methods, and OS, and acquire the knowledge necessary to create good programs.

AI Tech DNA Series: Core Principles of Computer Basics from an AI Perspective is an introductory course designed to help you easily understand the fundamental computer concepts necessary for the AI era. By explaining basic principles such as CPU, memory, storage, networks, and data structures through real-life analogies and an AI-focused lens, it builds the solid foundational strength needed to advance into Python, AI, security, and the cloud.

Are you frustrated because you can follow along with the code but can't explain why it works? This course starts from a single transistor and connects logic gates, memory, ALU, and CPU right before your eyes, even without any prior knowledge of programming or hardware. Understand abstract theories as if you were assembling them through rich visual materials and three comprehensive projects. Complete your foundational development strength by learning to explain the entire process of how variables and functions become machine code and are executed.

✅ Among the series of (1) to (7), (1) Changes in the role of computers, hierarchical structure, abstraction, PC structure ✅ CS101 series lectures - From basic computer theory to the latest practical examples - Provides a wide range of basic knowledge

This is an introductory networking course for non-majors that focuses on understanding the flow of communication through visuals rather than memorizing terminology. Using the layered model as a framework, we follow the entire process of what happens when you enter a URL into the address bar from start to finish, helping you build practical networking intuition that can be applied immediately in the real world.

This is a 'Practical Linux Troubleshooting Course' where you analyze and solve problems together with generative AI, based on a Docker practice environment that reproduces 5 representative failures that occur in actual Linux operating environments. Even those who were overwhelmed about where to start examining problems can learn the problem-solving approach and thought process of field engineers through AI guidance.

When people decide to build a CPU, they usually start by looking for a circuit diagram. However, the moment they unfold the schematic, unanswerable questions arise: Why must this block be here? Why are there two ports for reading registers? The answers all lie within the instructions. Once you know what an instruction requires, the necessary circuitry is determined. It doesn't work the other way around. There are already many RISC-V lectures available. However, most of them simply display values on a slide, say "This is how it works," and move on. Students have no way to verify if those values are correct. This course provides a Python-based instruction execution simulator. When you type `run ADD`, the machine code is assembled on the spot, the 32 bits are laid out by field, and you can see exactly how the registers change on your screen. Every number in the textbook is a result of this tool's execution, and it can be reproduced identically on your screen. Commercial debuggers require licenses, and simulators often have installation barriers. This tool only requires Python. You don't need a board, a license, or a complex setup. This is a process of executing all 40 RV32I instructions without skipping a single one, discovering for yourself what the circuit needs to do.

The 0s and 1s we talk about, HIGH and LOW, logic gates and flip-flops— they all emerge from the physical event of analog signals crossing a threshold. If so, wouldn't understanding the world before logic— the movements created by current and voltage— be the true beginning of circuit design? This course takes that first step together.

Experience 90% of Digital Circuit Design hires had! Gain semiconductor product understanding + practical experience & specs + employment leverage tips through [Computer Architecture (CPU / SRAM / CACHE / DRAM / NAND) + SoC Protocol Design (FIFO / AMBA / Serial communication) projects most frequently used by current Samsung Electronics employees in practice]!

This lecture is expected to help students build a foundation in computer architecture.

The author of "Learning the Structure and Principles of the Linux Kernel Through Debugging" provides a thorough explanation of core process concepts in the latest Linux kernel (v6.1), which is most widely used in system software.

"Vulnerability Analysis Techniques Revealed by the Byte Detective: Practical Understanding and Diagnostic Strategies" covers the process that goes beyond security basics to connect vulnerability discovery → analysis → diagnostic strategy development in real-world environments. This course breaks down difficult security concepts in an easy-to-understand way for beginners, and is structured with procedure-focused, example-driven, and case-based explanations that can be immediately applied in practice. This course will help security personnel, IT practitioners, and those preparing for careers in the security field develop core principles of vulnerability analysis and practical expertise.

Have you learned C++ and Java separately but felt confused about why they were designed differently? This course compares both languages simultaneously, helping you fully understand object-oriented structure, memory, and operational principles. Beyond simple syntax, you will gain a deep understanding through hands-on practice of: ✔ Compilation structures ✔ Memory model differences ✔ Internal workings of inheritance and polymorphism ✔ Virtual tables and JVM architecture Additionally, we provide a 'Python-based code comparison auto-generator tool' to help you visually understand the conversion structure between C++ and Java. We will elevate your skills from simply "using" object-oriented programming to a level where you can "design and explain" it.

This is a C programming course for those who wish to pursue a path as a professional developer rather than just a hobbyist. I recommend this to those who are willing to learn through bitter and rigorous study to reach a sweet destination!

I have been working in the IT field for 20 years in development and construction. I would like to be a good guide for those who are entering or starting out in the development field.

This is a practical AP-based high-speed motherboard design course required by professionals at Samsung, LG, Hyundai Motor, and Hanwha Systems in the robotics and industrial equipment sectors. Based on the RK3399 SOM, the course covers PMIC power sequencing, LPDDR4 constraints (length/impedance/return path), and the design of USB3, HDMI, MIPI, and PCIe all in one package. You will complete the process from design rationale documentation and schematic creation to layout design and bring-up inspection as final deliverables.

This course does not simply list concepts. 👉 It explains the entire flow of IT systems based on "how a service actually operates." User Request → Server Processing → Data Storage → Result Return Web/App → API → DB → Cloud 👉 Centered around this flow, it connects where, why, and how each technology is used.

This course explains IT terminology and system structures frequently used in the workplace in a way that even non-majors can understand at once. It is designed to help you understand the flow of corporate IT structures—from servers and databases to APIs, security, and the cloud—rather than just learning individual terms. We will help you build foundational IT skills that are immediately applicable to your work, so you will no longer be stuck due to technical jargon in IT meetings and tasks.

We explain the core concepts of computer architecture and operating principles that SW developers need to know, using easy-to-understand illustrations.