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Office automation and IT from scratch for all ages.
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Office automation from scratch.
Mastery of the most up-to-date WINDOWS 11 operating system environment.
WORD, POWERPOINT, EXCEL.

Computer science from scratch.
Complete computer handling.
Proficiency in the WINDOWS 11 environment.
Software Installation.
It reaches the Operating Systems installation.
Extra information
You will learn Computer Science and Office Automation without a doubt
Location
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Online from Dominican Republic
About Me
I really enjoy seeing students learn, and that's what all my effort and skills acquired as a Telecommunications Engineer are focused on.
I explain the content in different ways so that the student can acquire a view from various angles, and thus not only will they be able to solve the exercises but it will also help them broaden their field of analysis in life in general.
I use simulation programs, achieving exceptional skills in the student.
Education
Telecommunications and Electronics Engineer, graduated from the Technological University of Havana, I teach courses in Electrical Circuits, Analog Electronics, Digital Electronics, and Mathematics.
Experience / Qualifications
I have a university degree from the Technological University of Havana. More than 10 years of experience. Postgraduate courses in Systems and Digital Electronics.
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
Spanish
English
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -04:00)
New York
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Online via webcam
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
Proteus Software!

Topic 1 Fundamentals of Digital Electronics
Introduction
- What does Digital Electronics study?
- Binary and hexadecimal number systems
- Introduction to switching algebra (logical operators, fundamental theorems)
Combinational logic circuits (Logic level of abstraction)
- Structural description: Logic gates
- Functional description: Truth tables, logical expressions, logical expressions in canonical forms
- Simplification of logical functions using the Karnaugh map method
- Optional combinations. Design criteria: minimum cost and minimum risk.
- Application of De Morgan's theorem in the design of combinational logic circuits with logic gates

Topic 2 Regular Functional Logic Blocks (RTL level of abstraction)
- Definition and classification (combinatorial and sequential)
- Hierarchical approach in digital design
Regular combinatorial functional logic blocks
- Arithmetic (adders, comparators, ALU)
- Data selectors (multiplexers)
Code converters (binary decoder, BCD-7 segment, binary encoder)
- Structural (gate design) and functional description of the functional logic blocks (truth tables, functional tables, logical expressions, timing diagrams)
- Application examples
- Hierarchical design in Proteus

Topic 3 Synchronous State Machines
Synchronous State Machines (MES) Method for CSS Analysis and Design.
- Designing non-regular CSS using the synchronous state machine method.
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PLUS!!!! ALL SIMULATED EXERCISES

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Lecture_2_Kirchhoff's Laws
Lecture 3: General Methods
Lecture_4_Superposition_Thévenin
Lecture_5_Thévenin Maximum Power Transfer
Ideal Conference_6_AO
Conference_7_Warehouses_1
Conference_8_RC_RL
Conference_9_RLC
Conference_10_RLC_dynamic
Conference_11_Intro_CA
Conference_12_MGenerales_CA
Conference_13_Power_CA
Conference_14_Complex_Power_CA
Conference_15_Quadripoles
Conference_16_Quadripole_Connection
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