Helpful Videos and Tools When Taking CS 124 at BYU

As I go through the semester, I'll add videos and other resources to this list that I found useful. Hope you find this helpful!

 

 

Prof. Anant Agarwal from MIT explains concepts similar to CS 124. This guy is really good at explaining things on an intuitive level and also every lecture he has a different surprise about half-way through to help drive home the concepts he's teaching. Highly recommended lecturer if you're feeling lost about NAND gates, AND gates, and digital abstraction.

MIT Basics of digital abstraction (starts getting into the stuff we cover in this course at about 42:20)

MIT Inside the Digital Gate

 

Multiplexer

 

Simple Binary Math

Sign & Integer, One's Complement, and Two's Complement

 

AND, OR, NOT, NOR, NAND, XOR, ADD

http://teahlab.com/ I used this site as a reference to remember what the difference between NOT, OR, AND etc. are.

 

Online Digital-Circuit Sandbox

http://logic.ly/

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