Data Representation
Data Representation is...
Computers are digital machines, so ultimately all the data that we see on a computer is actually stored in electrical circuits as electrical pulses which we commonly represent as 1's and 0's. These 1's and 0's are known as Binary.
All the workshops that fit under this category consider how computers represent information. While some workshops such as Crazy Graphics look at how computers represent images and the benefits of digital imagery. Others in development will consider the representation of sound and text.
6 resources tagged with Data Representation.
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Big Data
This workshop explains how and why companies make money from our data. Students begin by learning about the difference between data and i...
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Crazy Graphics
This workshop enables pupils to lift the lid of computer graphics and explore how computers deal with the visually rich world around us. ...
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Databases Unplugged
This workshop uses a series of unplugged activities to introduce pupils to the fundamental concepts of databases. The skills and concepts...
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Machine Code Mario
Machine Code Mario introduces students to binary in an innovative way. Starting with investigating why computers use binary, students exp...
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Moon Landing
Find out about the computer that took man to the moon - the Apollo Guidance Computer!...
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Switched on Sound
This workshop gives students the opportunity to explore some of the history of computerised music, including automation, punch cards and ...
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