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 ====== Computer Studies ======
 ^ **Course Title: Computer Studies** ^^
-| Description                      | This course covers foundational and advanced topics in computer hardware, software, and programming. It begins with essential PC hardware concepts, including system architecture, microprocessors, memory, and the principles of Turing machines and Neumann architecture. The course then introduces software fundamentals, focusing on operating system tasks and advanced Excel skills. Students will learn Python programming, exploring data structures, input/output operations, and essential programming constructs like branching and loops. Additionally, the course addresses basic algorithms, file management, library functions, and computer security, including virus protection.            |
+| Description                      | This course covers foundational and advanced topics in computer hardware, software, the binary number system, and programming. It begins with essential PC hardware concepts, including system architecture, microprocessors, memory, and the principles of Turing machines and Neumann architecture. The course then introduces software fundamentals, focusing on operating system tasks, the binary number system, and Excel skills. Students will learn Python programming, exploring input/output operations, and essential programming constructs like branching, loops, and library functions. Additionally, the course addresses basic algorithms, file management, computer viruses, and protection.            |
 | Semester                      | Autumn 2024                 |
 | Neptun code                   | GEIAK201-B2A                |
 | Instructor                    | Dr. Nasraldeen Khleel       |
-| Credit Hours                  | 2+2       |
+| Credit Hours                  | 4       |
 |Attendance Requirement| Students are required to attend at least 60% of the scheduled classes to be eligible for the course signature.|
-|Final presentation| At the end of the semester, students will present their projects to the class. A complete project submission includes source code, documentation, and test cases.|
+|Examination| The examination is written, and students will receive some theoretical questions and some practical tasks from the studied material.|
-|Examination| The examination is written, and students will receive some theoretical questions and one practical task from the studied material.|
+===== Topics and Schedule =====
+^ Lecture #     ^ Topic      ^
+| Lecture 1  | Personal Computer (PC) Hardware Basic Concepts|
+| Lecture 2  | Processing Devices|
+| Lecture 3  | A functional system diagram of a computer, The microprocessor, The bus. Memory, libraries, Turing machine, Neumann principle|
+| Lecture 4  | Software basic concepts, Tasks of the operating system|
+| Lecture 5  | The Binary Number System|
+| Lecture 6  | Introduction, Basic and Intermediate Excel Skills|
+| Lecture 7  | Advanced Excel knowledge|
+| Lecture 8  | Midterm Exam|
+| Lecture 9  | The general structure of Python programs|
+| Lecture 10 | Python Data Structures, In- and out|
+| Lecture 11 | Python language instructions, Branch organization, cycle organization, The concept of title, value and indicator|
+| Lecture 12 | Python library functions, Basic algorithms interpreted on vectors, Structures and basic file management, Computer viruses and protection|
   * [[Lecturenotes|Lecture notes]]
-  * [[Tasks| Tasks]]
+  * [[Exercises| Exercises]]
-  * [[Examination questions|Examination questions]]
+  * [[Midterm Exam Questions|Midterm Exam Questions]]