This fundamental course introduces the basic principles of computer organization and operation. It covers number systems and information representation, Boolean algebra, and the design of combinational and sequential logic circuits. Students also gain essential knowledge of computer architecture and memory systems through the study of a pedagogical machine. The course provides a solid foundation for further studies in programming, operating systems, and computer networks.
- Teacher: benhaoua k
Teaching Objectives:
The objective of this module is to familiarize students with set theory vocabulary, and to cover the different methods of convergence for real sequences and various aspects of the analysis of functions of a single real variable.
Course Content:
- Chapter 1: The Set of Real Numbers
- Chapter 2: Complex Numbers
- Chapter 3: Sequences of Real Numbers
- Chapter 4: Real Functions of a Real Variable
- Chapter 5: Differentiable Functions
- Chapter 6: Usual Functions
Assessment Method: Exams (60%), Continuous Assessment (40%)
Credits: 3
Coefficient: 3
Teacher: KORBAA Fatima Zohra كرباعة فطيمة زهرة
E-mail: fatimakorbaa@gmail.com & fatima.korbaa@univ-mascara.dz
- Teacher: Fatima Zohra KORBAA
• Introduce students to the practical use of Unix/Linux systems.
• By the end of the course, students should be able to work in a Unix/Linux environment (at the user level) and install a Unix (Linux) system.
- Teacher: omar smail