General Education

Development of Information and the Computer System 1

Kelechi Agomuo
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This course on Historical development of information and the computer system is developed using the Junior Secondary School curriculum and is suitable for starters. Those who wish to write computer exams can also enroll in this course.

There are three sections:
  1. Technologies of different information ages
  2. Data and information
  3. Historical development of computers

The course teaches different civilizations from the stone age till the electronic age and technological inventions and innovations used during these civilizations.

The course is simple and narrative, it does not require any prerequisite.

Modules

Technologies of Different Information Ages: 

Stone Age and Bronze Age
Iron Age and Middle Age
The industrial age and Electronic Age

Data and Information:

The Concept of Data and Information
Information Transmission
Information Evolution
Data Processing

Historical Development of the Computer System:

Early and Mechanical Counting Devices
Electro-Mechanical Counting Devices
Electronic Counting Devices
Generations of Computers

Tags: Computer generation of computers
Kelechi Agomuo

Kelechi Agomuo is a trained data analyst with a background in Statistics and Economics, My mission is to help create communicative dashboards and reports to help improve Lifetime Values (LTV) and business processes. I have worked for different organizations in different capacities both as a data analyst, marketing data analyst, and business development expert. During which I received, cleaned, and prepped data using Python, R, and Excel to help build data models for process improvements. I also built dashboards with Excel and Power BI for KPIs to prioritize marketing expenses. I am also an experienced WordPress web designer and Business Development Expert. With over 7 years of experience in ICT, creating stunning websites and content that converts. I am a major contributor to Kmacims | Education Annex blog and have developed many tutorials on ICT.

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