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  1. Data Representation Theory Revision Notes | Computer Science

    Data Representation Theory Notes & Resources. Topics include binary, decimal, and hexadecimal numbers, and the conversions between them. Perfect for Computer Science teachers.

  2. CAIE IGCSE Computer Science Theory Revision Notes - ZNotes

    To represent text in binary, a computer uses a character set, a collection of characters and the corresponding binary codes that represent them. The sound waves are sampled at regular time intervals where the amplitude is measured. However, it cannot be measured precisely, so approximate values are stored.

  3. Data Representation - IGCSE Computer Science Revision Notes

    IGCSE Computer Science Cambridge (CIE) Revision Notes 1. Data Representation Number Systems Computers & Binary. Why does data have to be converted to binary to be processed by a computer? Explain why computers process data in binary format [2] Answer. Computers process data using logic gates... [1] Sign up now. It’s free!

  4. Cambridge (CIE) IGCSE Computer Science Revision Notes

    Concise resources for the Cambridge (CIE) IGCSE Computer Science course. 1. Data Representation. 2. Data Transmission. 3. Hardware. 4. Software. 5. The Internet & its Uses. 6. Automated & Emerging Technologies. 7. Algorithm Design & Problem-Solving. 8. Programming. 9. Databases. 10. Boolean Logic.

  5. Chapter-3 DATA REPRESENTATION - WordPress.com

    Digital computer represents all kinds of data and information in the binary system. Binary number system consists of two digits 0 (l ow voltage) and 1 (hi gh voltage). Its base or radix is 2.

  6. Lecture Notes on Data Representation - CMU School of Computer ...

    In this lecture we’ll see our type system in action. In particular we will see how types enable and guide data representation. We first look at a traditional problem (representing numbers in binary form) then at a less traditional one (representing the untyped -calculus).

  7. Data Representation - Stanford University

    Numbers do not have bases; representations do. Claude Shannon was one of the pioneers who shaped computer science in its early years. In his master’s thesis, Shannon showed how it was possible to use Boolean logic and switching circuits to perform arithmetic calculations.

  8. Number Systems and Number Representation - Princeton University

    Number Representation. 1. Princeton University. Computer Science 217: Introduction to Programming Systems. Q: Why do computer programmers confuse Christmas and Halloween? A: Because 25 Dec = 31 Oct

  9. Data Representation - UMass

    We will show you what puts the \digital" in digital systems and how computers process information. We will also teach you a few principles of cryptography, which allows us to make sure that information is kept secret or unaltered.

  10. Data Representation - Adelphi University

    Data Representation refers to the form in which data is stored, processed, and transmitted. Devices such as smartphones, iPods, and computers store data in digital formats that can be handled by electronic circuitry.