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Nt1310 Unit 1

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First of all, I read the reading topics assigned in the "Learning Guide Unit 1" particularly the Boolean functions, Boolean algebra, different types of logic gates and its composition, truth table, etc. However, I followed all of the reading topics assigned. Apart from the reading topics, I also go through the video lectures. Then after, I attempted "Self-Quiz Unit 1", completed "Unit 1 Assignment" related to creating different types of Logic gates. Finally, took part on the "Discussion Forum Unit 1", commented on three colleagues' post, and graded them. Furthermore, the reading topics and video tutorials enhanced me with the knowledge of how the computer system is constructed, Self-Quiz helped me to review the knowledge learned in this specific week, and Discussion Assignment equipped me with the better understanding of the Boolean functions, composite gates, etc. In fact, I am thinking that I am acquiring the knowledge in the computer system by going through the above stuff. …show more content…

By the way, I had made a post regarding the discussion topic, but the feedbacks that I got, and the interactions on other peer's post, was actually helpful to know more about the topic. I am feeling that I know something about the "How computer system is constructed?", "How the Logical Gates are used in order to get the expected output?" Truly, I am very much happy with the topics that I learned during this

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