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Todd McLeod, a professor of computer information technology, clearly explains the IPOS model and how electricity controls the electronics you use every day.
with Todd McLeodTodd McLeod, a professor of computer information technology, clearly explains the IPOS model and how electricity controls the electronics you use every day.
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Todd McLeod explains the basics of coding schemes in simple terms using an analogy of lights as circuits, as well as how to use the simple formula, 2ⁿ.
with Todd McLeodTodd McLeod explains the basics of coding schemes in simple terms using an analogy of lights as circuits, as well as how to use the simple formula, 2ⁿ.
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Todd McLeod, computer information technology professor, provides a simple explanation of binary code and the foundation of what makes computers work.
with Todd McLeodTodd McLeod, computer information technology professor, provides a simple explanation of binary code and the foundation of what makes computers work.
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Todd McLeod provides a brief history of modern computers, and explains the changing hardware. From ENIAC to PC, you'll enjoy this informative tour of computers!
with Todd McLeodTodd McLeod provides a brief history of modern computers, and explains the changing hardware. From ENIAC to PC, you'll enjoy this informative tour of computers!
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Todd McLeod explains the basics of Moore’s law, including a brief history of Intel, and how the trend has held true from the early 1970’s to present day.
with Todd McLeodTodd McLeod explains the basics of Moore’s law, including a brief history of Intel, and how the trend has held true from the early 1970’s to present day.
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