#latepost
Last date, we
discussed the different gates that enable the transfer of information
within the system unit. I always knew there were a whole lot of
circuits inside a system unit, but I did not expect how intricate the
gates are and how specific they are to each response the computer
generates. Wow. Just wow. There are three basic gates (AND gate, OR
gate, NOT gate) that each have more advanced counterparts.
Where do the
computer guys even get the ideas for these gates? The gates mean that
each of the systems has to work so /perfectly/ or else our computers
would not perform the way we want them to. The system for
information transfer must be so intricate and so interesting to
study. But the only allowed CMSC electives for BACA majors are CMSC 2
and CMSC 11. I wonder if CMSC 11 also deals with digital logic.
I’ll check out
more online exercises for digital logic, like the one on the site Sir
Kevin gave us. Maybe I’ll understand each of the gate’s
functions better if I do.
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