Computer I
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Dear Students,
Welcome to the Introduction to computers (Computer I) course, I’m excited about the opportunity to get to know you, and I’m looking forward to a happy and productive semester.
According to the course specification and course contract, the curriculum areas we will focus on include computer architecture, storage, network, and operating systems.
My teaching style depends on understanding the course topics and not only memorizing them, and I will support you in different ways for understanding the curriculum. Also, the exam questions will depend on your knowledge and understanding rather than memorizing.
During the weeks 6th, and 10th of the semester, there will be a semester work includes seminars, quizzes, assignments or reports.
Because we commit the quality standards of National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of education (NAQAA), you will be asked to fill out a course evaluation at the end of the semester, this will help us to keep improving the course. You have to read the quality guide to be aware of the quality measures.
Finally, if you have any questions or concerns you can contact me by email (kmensh.csis@o6u.edu.eg). The best times to reach me are during my office hours (Office no. 1104). For more information, download and read the "About the course" file.
Once again, welcome to the Introduction to computers (Computer I) course. Let’s work together to make this the best semester ever!
Sincerely,
Dr. Khaled ElMenshawy
Welcome to the Introduction to computers (Computer I) course, I’m excited about the opportunity to get to know you, and I’m looking forward to a happy and productive semester.
According to the course specification and course contract, the curriculum areas we will focus on include computer architecture, storage, network, and operating systems.
My teaching style depends on understanding the course topics and not only memorizing them, and I will support you in different ways for understanding the curriculum. Also, the exam questions will depend on your knowledge and understanding rather than memorizing.
During the weeks 6th, and 10th of the semester, there will be a semester work includes seminars, quizzes, assignments or reports.
Because we commit the quality standards of National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of education (NAQAA), you will be asked to fill out a course evaluation at the end of the semester, this will help us to keep improving the course. You have to read the quality guide to be aware of the quality measures.
Finally, if you have any questions or concerns you can contact me by email (kmensh.csis@o6u.edu.eg). The best times to reach me are during my office hours (Office no. 1104). For more information, download and read the "About the course" file.
Once again, welcome to the Introduction to computers (Computer I) course. Let’s work together to make this the best semester ever!
Sincerely,
Dr. Khaled ElMenshawy
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Required Readings
Authorized copies of this book are deposited on October 6 University central library for students. Since this book is subject to copyright, only a limited number of pages is allowed for the photocopy.
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Course SUMMARY
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Lecture 1: Introduction to the world of computers.
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Lecture 2: Data Representation.
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Lecture 3: Input and Output Devices.
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Lecture 4: Computer Architecture (Part 1).
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Lecture 5: Computer Architecture (Part 2).
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Lecture 6: Storage (Part 1).
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Lecture 7: Storage (Part 2).
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Lecture 8: Introduction to Computer Networks.
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Lecture 9: Network Cabling and Devices.
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Lecture 10: Wireless Network.
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Lecture 11: Fundamentals of Operating Systems.
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Lecture 12: Categories of Operating Systems.
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**Teaching Improvement:
Please feel free to make suggestions to improve the content of the class and my instruction skills. You can tell these suggestions directly to me or anonymously leave your comments in my mailbox .
**Teaching Improvement:
Please feel free to make suggestions to improve the content of the class and my instruction skills. You can tell these suggestions directly to me or anonymously leave your comments in my mailbox .
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Contact UsQuite simply, e-learning is electronic learning, and typically this means using a computer to deliver part, or all of a course whether it's in a school, part of your mandatory business training or a full distance learning 
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