This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the Microsoft Windows operating system, focusing on desktop versions. It is designed for beginners and intermediate users looking to enhance their understanding and proficiency with Windows. Students will learn about key features, settings, and tools of the Windows environment, including file management, system navigation, customization, and basic troubleshooting. By the end of the course, students will be able to: Confidently navigate and use the Windows interface. Manage files and folders effectively. Customize system settings to improve productivity. Perform basic troubleshooting and system maintenance tasks. Utilize Windows security features to protect personal data. This course is ideal for anyone looking to build foundational skills in using Microsoft Windows, whether for personal or professional purposes. No prior experience with Windows is required.

Logical Circuits are the most important part of every digital system around us. Besides the course "Logical Circuits" is the fundamental of learning Computer Architecture, Microcontrollers, Robotics, and every other fields which are dependent to digital science. In this course not only you will learn digital circuits theoretically, but you will also see, it practically works. In this class you'll learn about: - Basic Mathematics are using in digital ( Binary world and the Basic Algebra ) - Get familliar with Universal Gates (What are they? How do they work?, and How do they help you to design a circuit?) - Design and Implementation of some basic circuits (Theoretically and Practically) - Simulation of digital circuits and their operations - Get familiar with basics of VHDL programming language (This part would be taught if student wants to)

Nowadays, Python is almost required everywhere around us. - From smart devices like TVs and Smart Phones to Smart Vehicles - Desktop computers to high end servers Having knowledge about Python can play an important role in our life. Therefore let's start to learn PYTHON. Be sure that would be FUN. In this class we are going to talk about: - Basics of programming in computer - Getting ready a Windows, Linux, or Mac OS for coding - A little about the binary world and the mathematics behind that - Differences between 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) systems - Talk a little about how to think algorithmically - What Python is, and the benefits of learning python, and the areas it uses - How to write steps of our thinking in psudocode, and design a flowchart for our program - Getting familliar with fundamentals of Python - Writing small programms (Excercises and Assignments) - Conditional loops - Working with Input and Outputs - Working with files (Read from and Write to) Note that since this course is designed for beginner and intermediate levels, it does not contain advance topics like Object Oriented Programming (OOP)