Introduction to Computer Science

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Computer science is about problem solving, not just programming or coding. It involves representing information using binary and ASCII, as well as thinking like a computer scientist by programming video games, apps, and phones rather than just using them. Chetan Khatri, a sophomore studying computer science, gave a presentation on the basics of the field and encouraged an interactive approach to technology through computer programming.

This Is Computer Science
Presented By:
Chetan Khatri, Sophomore
MSc (CA & IT), Dept. of Comp. Sci.
KSKV Kachchh University

What is Computer Science ?
• Programming
• Coding
• Computer Science is not about Programming or coding but is about
Problem Solving.

How computer can Represent
Information ?
• Binary (0,1), EXP- LED to represent Numbers
• ASCII

Computer Science Thinking
• Dont just buy new Video game make one
• Dont just download latest app hope design it
• Dont just play on your phone program it.

This Is Computer Science
Questions ??
Thank you.

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