Last date, we
discussed the different number systems and how to convert a numeral
representation from one system to another. As IT students, we’re
supposed to be familiar with each of these systems because many
computer applications use them. For instance, computers mainly use
the binary system because this makes it easier for them to store
information. However, the color spectrum used by graphic designers
is based on the hexadecimal number system.
My lessons on
number system conversions seem so distant. I’m not going to lie,
the last lesson on that subject I remember clearly was still in
elementary school. Our math teacher was able to brief us well in
each of the conversion processes. In high school, we focused more on
HTML and software like Photoshop and Dreamweaver. I remember we also
had general lessons on Cisco that focused on programming. Those
online exams were hard. I remember I would be lucky to even pass. My
highest grade was 88% and I don’t remember anyone in our class who
had a perfect score in any of our Cisco exams. I even heard about an
online exam in IT 1, so I’m glad it didn’t push through because I
still have some of my high school trauma. )
Wow, it must have
been hard for last sem’s IT1 students if it’s true that they had
an online exam on number system conversions. I don’t know, I feel
like the computer setup would really intimidate me so I hope our
second exam would still be written.
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