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Intro to Computer Science (ICS3U/C)
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Intro to Computer Science (ICS3U/C)
St. Matthew High School
school.Brash.ca
OCSB
Gr. 11 Computer Science
Videos & Slides
Contest Questions
Unit 1: In the Beginning
The History of Computers
Binary & Logic
Bits and Bytes (Binary)
Transistors (Changing Bits)
Logic Gates
Poster
Logic.ly
The Parts of a Computer
Unit 2: Intro to Code
How Do We Code?
What is HTML?
The Real Hello World!
Input / Output
Variables & Data
Unit 3: Control Flow
Conditionals (if this, then that)
Loops (Repeating Code)
Debugging
Unit 4: Functions
Functional Programming
User Defined Functions
Calling a JS Function
TL;DR
Programming Basics
Slideshows & Demos
Javascript Syntax Poster
Advanced Topics
Recursion
Structures & Algorithms
Mmm... Pi
External Links
Typing Club!
repl.it
Khan Academy
Geek Reading
ECOO CS Contest
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Logic.ly

There are two "universal" gates NOR and NAND. It is said that you can create all the logic gates with any combination of just these two. Logic.ly is a fantastic online tool that lets you play with binary logic gates.

See if you can use Logic.ly to create the NOT, OR, AND, and XOR functions using only NOR or only NAND gates.

See if you can use Logic.ly to create any of the gates using a combination of only NOR and AND gates.

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