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Hardware: the tower and the ports

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Students: María Esteban y Claudia Peinado (1ºC)

Students: Aitana Flores y Alba (1ºDE)

Your Vokies 1ºDE

Carla Rodríguez y Raquel (What is IT (Information Technology)?)

Lucia Bejerano y Alejandra (Encode Information)

Alejandro Kainadan Alonso y David García (Convert Decimal Number to Binary Number)

Adrián Martínez y Natalia Adamowicz (What is IT?)

Jose Manuel Aguado y Jorge Sandoval (What is a computer?)

Andrea Toribio y Celia López (What is a computer?)

Alba Ruíz y Aitana Flores (The Control Unit and the Arithmetic and Logic Unit

Carlos Rivera y Oscar Figueroa (Memories and Peripherals)

Your Vokies 1ºABC

What is IT?: (Iván Ruiz e Irene Díaz)



Encode Information: (Irene Cofrades y Carla Ciruelos)


Binary Code and How to Convert a Binary Number to its Decimal equivalent(Jaime Resuela y Santos):



Convert a Decimal Number to its Binary equivalent (Laura Alonso Ortiz):


What is a computer? (Felipe Agustín)



The structure of a computer: (Claudia Peinado y María Esteban)



The CPU: (Jorge Maldonado y Víctor Fernández)

The Structure of a Computer (Students' Works)

Students: Jaime Resuela y Santos Hernández (1ºB)

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Students: María Esteban Vera y Claudia Peinado (1ºB)



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Information Technology (IT)

Binary Code

To know how to convert a binary number to its decimal equivalent, click here and do the exercises.

Now, convert the following decimal numbers to its binary equivalent:

• 5
• 9
• 19
• 22
• 31
• 46

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