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Number Systems For Beginners
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(61 ratings)
3,510 students

Number Systems For Beginners

Number Systems And Converting Between Them And Arithmetic Operations
Created byAhmed Muhammed
Last updated 3/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • What is Number Systems
  • Types Of Number Systems
  • Decimal Number System
  • Binary Number System
  • Octal Number System
  • Hexadecimal Number System
  • Converting From Decimal To Binary
  • Converting From Binary To Decimal
  • Converting From Decimal To Octal
  • Converting From Octal To Decimal
  • Converting From Decimal To Hexadecimal
  • Converting From Hexadecimal To Decimal
  • Converting From Binary To Octal
  • Converting From Octal To Binary
  • Converting From Binary To Hexadecimal
  • Converting From Hexadecimal To Binary
  • Converting From Octal To Hexadecimal
  • Converting From Hexadecimal To Octal
  • Binary Addition
  • Binary Subtraction
  • Binary Multiplication
  • Binary Division
  • Signed Numbers In Binary

Course content

2 sections • 15 lectures • 47m total length

  • Introduction1:39

    Explore how number systems represent values in computer memory, compare decimal, binary, and hexadecimal, and learn how to convert values between systems.

  • Decimal Number System (Two methods)7:55

    Learn the decimal number system (base 10) with digits 0–9 and place values units to thousands, and master two representation methods: positional expansion and division-remainder conversion.

  • Binary Number System3:20

    Explore the binary number system, where each position represents a power of two, and learn how to convert decimal numbers to binary by repeated division by two and recording remainders.

  • Octal Number System2:29

    Explore the octal number system, which uses digits zero to seven and base eight, and how to convert twenty-five to octal by division and reversing remainders to 31.

  • Hexadecimal Number System2:33

    Explore the hexadecimal number system, including base 16, the digits 0–9 and letters A–F, and how to convert a decimal 14 to hexadecimal as E.

  • Hexadecimal Number System Another Example1:54

    Convert decimal 45 to hexadecimal by dividing by 16 and noting the remainders. Read the remainders in reverse, with 13 mapped to d, giving 2d as the hexadecimal value.

  • Digits
  • Tiny number
  • Day to day life

Requirements

  • There are no course requirements or prerequisites

Description

I made this course as my first course at Udemy, It is a free course on number systems, expressing the values in each number system and converting values between them. This course does not required any pre-knowledge, even a laptop or PC. You can study any lecture in this course just with a paper and pencil, but you need to solve many examples on each topic in this course. I made many examples and questions to solve and I hope these are enough to understand number systems. I am also ready for any question from students.

I chose the number systems course as an Introduction about IT articles, and also an introduction to the new courses I will made which will be about programming and operation systems.

I know that many students that will watch this course will say 'Your pronunciation is bad', but, in these lectures I focused on the content and the information more than pronunciation.

I will listen to any criticize from students on the content and even pronunciation, in order to have a better courses later which will be on other and different topics.

After all I would like from students to tell me if my way of explanation is good for later courses ?

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners of Computer Science

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