Applying-Conversion-of-Computer-Number-Systems
Applying-Conversion-of-Computer-Number-Systems
Conversion of
Computer
Number
Welcome to our lesson on converting between computer number
systems! We'll explore binary, decimal, and hexadecimal conversions. This
Systems
fundamental skill is crucial for understanding computer operations and
data representation.
Lesson Objectives
1 Cognitive
Understand and apply conversions between different computer
number systems.
2 Affective
Develop a genuine interest in computer number systems and
their applications.
3 Psychomotor
Engage in hands-on activities involving number system
conversions.
Number Conversion Song
1 Preparation
Teacher introduces the number conversion song to the
class.
2 Performance
Students sing along, reinforcing conversion concepts
through melody and rhythm.
3 Reflection
Class discusses the key points highlighted in the song.
Introduction to Number System Conversion
Binary Decimal Hexadecimal
The base-2 number system, using Our familiar base-10 system, using Base-16 system, using 0-9 and A-F.
only 0 and 1. Essential for computer digits 0-9. Used in everyday Compact representation of binary
operations. calculations. data.
Demonstrating Conversions
Identify the System
Determine the starting number system (e.g., binary 101).
Calculate Result
Sum the values to get the decimal equivalent (4 + 0 + 1 = 5).
Partner Practice
Binary Decimal Hexadecimal
1010 10 A
11001 25 19
101010 42 2A
Number Conversion Bingo
Setup
Distribute bingo cards with numbers in various systems.
Gameplay
Call out numbers, students convert and mark their cards.
Win
First student to complete a row or column wins.
Review
Discuss challenging conversions after the game.
Creating Conversion Charts
Collaborate
Work in groups to create comprehensive conversion charts.
Design
Use creative layouts to present conversions clearly.
Present
Share charts with the class, explaining conversion methods.
Importance of Conversions
1 Computer Architecture 2 Programming
Understanding how computers process and store Manipulating data in various formats for
data at the lowest level.