Handouts will be distributed in lectures, and any leftover copies will be put in the lab. If you do not get a handout by one of these methods, then you should borrow one from another student and photocopy it.
Although the book CSI is primarily a requirement for the Systems section of CS1Q, it also contains material which is relevant to other parts of Level 1 Computing Science:
The book has its own website, which might be useful as an additional resource.
Here is an applet for practising binary conversion. You might find it useful in connection with lectures 1 and 2.
Here is an applet for practising the calculation of truth tables. You might find it useful in connection with lectures 5 and 6.
Here is an applet for practising simplification using Karnaugh maps. You might find it useful in connection with lectures 7 and 8.
These applets were developed by James McMahon as part of his final year project in 2002/03.
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