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Karnaugh Maps

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, A Level Quiz, Computer Science, Computing Concepts

Karnaugh maps are a tool used to simplify complex Boolean expressions. Using a Karnaugh map reduces the need for extensive calculations by taking advantage of humans’ pattern-recognition capability. Karnaugh maps are used to simplify real-world logic requirements so that they…

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Hexadecimal Colour Codes

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Colour Palette

Look at the picture on the right. Can you give a unique name to each of the colours displayed on the picture? (e.g. Lemon yellow, sunset yellow, tangerine etc.) Do you know your colour codes? When building websites or Graphical…

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Binary Converter

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Did You Know?Everything that is stored on a computer is stored as binary code. Binary code is made of bits (0 or 1). We often use Bytes to store data. A Byte is made of eight bits and can be…

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HTML Tags – Drag & Drop

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Complete this drag and drop activity to complete the HTML code used to create the page displayed below: <B> <FONT color=”#FF0000″> <H1> </B> <U> <CENTER> </H1> </FONT> <A href=”http://www.101computing.net”> </A> </U> </CENTER> <IMG src=”logo.png” width=”250″/> Welcome to my webpage <P>I…

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CCTV Camera – Motion Detection

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Hardware, Computer Science, Physical Computing, Python - Advanced, Python Challenges

Getting Ready… For this challenge you will need: A Raspberry Pi with Python 2 installed, A PiCamera Follow the steps described on the following pages to make sure you have plugged the camera in your raspberry pi and that you…

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Timelapse Video Recording Using a Rapberry Pi

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Getting Ready… For this challenge you will need: A Raspberry Pi with Python 2 installed, A PiCamera. Follow the steps described on the following pages to make sure you have plugged the camera in your raspberry pi and that you…

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Daily Calorie Intake

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Did You Know?Keeping a healthy lifestyle consists of adapting our daily food intake with our level of physical activities. The calories we intake (by eating food) has to roughly match the calories we burn throughout the day. Your Challenge For…

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Find the monster!

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Will you dare open one of the three doors above. (Click on a door to open or close it.) Did you come across any monster? If not carry on opening doors till you find a monster! Your Challenge Check the…

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Revise: If Statements

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Computing Concepts, GCSE Concepts, GCSE Quiz, Quizzes

Complete this drag and drop activity to use the right computing terminology about If Statements, boolean operators and comparison operators. equal to False comparison elif OR != boolean , =, AND and are operators, The result of a comparison is…

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NATO Phonetic Alphabet

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Did You Know? The NATO Phonetic Alphabet is the most widely used spelling alphabet. A spelling alphabet (aka radio alphabet, or telephone alphabet) is a set of words used to stand for the letters of an alphabet in oral communication.…

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