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On July 20th, 1969,
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one of the most phenomenal events
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made his way into the history books.
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When the Apollo 11 completed
its historic mission to the moon.
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Although the most
brilliant minds helped to
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make sure that the Eagle had landed,
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computers also played
a significant role.
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The guidance system that
navigated the spacecraft was
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one of the earliest forms
of modern computing.
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That same computer,
the one that helped
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America's lunar dreams
become a reality,
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took up the space of
an entire room and
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had one-10,000th the computing
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power of the thing that
almost everyone of
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you carry in your pockets
today, a smartphone.
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Computer hardware and
software have had
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such a dramatic evolution that what
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was once only used to power rockets,
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now shapes the entire way
our world functions.
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Think about your day,
did you grab a snack?
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Turn on your TV?
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Take a driving in your car?
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Computers were along
for the ride literally,
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computers are everywhere.
So, here's the rundown.
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By the end of this course,
you'll understand how computers
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work and get a grasp of
the building blocks of IT.
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We're going to cover
the basics of how
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computer hardware
performs calculations,
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and we're going to actually build
a computer from the ground up.
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We'll look at how operating
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systems control and
interact with hardware,
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we'll take a look at
the Internet and get
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a better understanding of how
computers talk to each other.
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We'll also spend time
learning about how
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applications and programs
tie all of this together,
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and let humans interact
with these systems.
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Finally, we'll cover
important lessons
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on problem-solving with computers,
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and cover the communication
skills that are so
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critical when interacting
with others in IT.
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Whether you're looking for a job
in the IT industry or you just
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want to learn higher laptop
connects to the Internet,
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understanding how computers
work at every level
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can help you in your day-to-day
life and in the workplace.
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But first, let's take
a step way back,
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back to where all begin,
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even before the Apollo
11 mission touchdown so
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you can understand how and
why we use computers today.
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