Master digital electronics by learning number systems, conversions, and binary arithmetic in just 45 minutes. Enroll now for a certificate and free eBook!
This course is all about understanding number systems like binary, decimal, and hexadecimal! In just 45 minutes, you'll learn how to convert between them, do some binary math, and get a grip on important concepts used in digital electronics.
Convert from various number systems, learn codes and how to use operations on binary numbers
Digital electronics deals with circuits that use a combination of 0's and 1's to function. All the Integrated Circuits, digital watches and even the computer which you use come under digital electronics. So, to understand the functioning of all these circuits, you will need to learn digital electronics, the basics of which are included in this course.
In this course, you will be learning
Binary, decimal and hexadecimal number systems
Number system conversions
Converting a binary number to a code system
Binary arithmetic
1's complement and 2's complement subtraction
Expected time to complete this course- 45 minutes only
Do enroll for this course if you are planning to go into programming, information technology or engineering as it will help you learn the different concepts in an easy and fun way...
Bonus:
You will be getting a certificate of completion after completing the course
You will be getting a free eBook of this course
Once you finish the course you will feel comfortable, not only converting numbers from one system to another, but also in your understanding and comprehension when working with other number systems
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Video is very slow and resolution i bad.
I didn't like the way the information was presented. Couldn't understand what the person talking was saying. Could have had more examples and more test questions.
It is an alright course. You can definitely get a good into to the world of binary numbers but the lack of examples and the audio quality makes it unsatisfactory. Besides that i think you should definitely check it out.
+points:
it is one of the only tutorials on the internet that covers all of the information needed to get started with binary and hexadecimal.
-points:
the music in the videos is blocking out a lot of the speech and it is very distracting
some subjects are not covered good enough and leave the students wit a lot of questions at the end of a lecture/video
conclusion: fairly good course but definitely not worth 10 dollars
This course has good information but carries a few problems. First the title references "Digital Electronics made simple". This is misleading as the course is about the decimal,binary and hexadecimal number systems and the conversion between the three. Different "codes" are touched upon like ASCII but this information you have to read yourself. When I went to download the promised e-book in the course I was redirected outside the Udemy platform to a site I had no interest to be on and was asked for my email. Technically it is not much better. The video runs too fast and it is hard to keep up with the operations. The background music is too loud and the instructor's soft mumbling in a distant is very hard if not impossible to hear. Finally the IPad mini sweepstake at the end is hardly what the student paid for. My recommendation for the future is to use the Fb group of instructors who will give feedback and tips before publishing the course.
This course takes less than an hour to complete and for most people, you learn something completely new and never thought about. It is also very practical and lets you get a head start on whatever you're planning to do!
Over all this is a great course to learn binary and hexadecimal addition. There are a few errors in the videos but they are easily worked around as long as you are familiar with binary numbers. I enjoyed the course very much.
This kind of learning is much easier using books
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Mohamed A.
Clip 10 (Hexadecimal to Decimal) the answer is wrong. The correct answer would be 171.01953125. In addition if more practice questions along the way were given, it would have been more effective. Meaning doing each step and correcting it.