CIS-101 Fundamentals of Computer System
CIS-101: Fundamentals of Computer System
Course Details:
- Department of CSE, Independent University, Bangladesh
- Class Size: 30-35 students per section
- Sections Available: 2 per semester
- Semester Availability: Offered every semester
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CIS-101 is an introductory course that aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of computer systems. The course covers the fundamental components of a computer system, including hardware, software, operating systems, and basic networking concepts. It is designed to introduce students to the essentials of how computer systems function, as well as their role in modern computing environments.
Throughout the course, students will explore the relationships between the computer’s hardware and the software that drives it. They will gain knowledge in areas such as memory management, file systems, and the role of the operating system in managing computer resources. This course also includes hands-on experience with basic system commands and programming.
Key Course Highlights:
- Core Concepts: Computer architecture, operating systems, memory management, file systems, basic networking
- Languages Used: Basic prompting for system interaction (Prompt Engineering, MS Power App)
- Skills Developed: Understanding computer hardware/software integration, basic system programming, problem-solving in computing systems
- Intended For: Students seeking to understand the inner workings of computers
- Pre-requisite Knowledge: No prior programming or system knowledge required
This course lays the groundwork for students aiming to pursue more advanced topics in computer systems, networking, and computer engineering, providing essential knowledge for careers in IT, system administration, and software development.