Computer engineering for babies - interactive book

[Dave3]

This interactive book illustrates some computer logic to young children. The book is well thought out.

The video is fun to watch and solve, particularly the latch

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oBbnINBWUoY

More info on the book for babies (and upcoming advanced book).

https://computerengineeringforbabies.com/

Not affiliated in any way to this book series. Just a fan.

[liaifat85]

I saw this on LinkedIn too. I think the book is useful for grown-ups too who are learning digital electronics. By the way, those who are trying to learn how to design logic gates in PLC simulator, can check this blog:
https://www.theengineeringprojects.com/2021/11/designing-logic-gates-in-plc-simulator.html

[zapta]

Awesome! Very well done.

Does it also teach hacking? E.g. changing a page function by covering a hole with a finger?

[Tylerhowarth]

This interactive book illustrates some computer logic to young children. The book is well thought out.

The video is fun to watch and solve, particularly the latch

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oBbnINBWUoY

More info on the book for babies (and upcoming advanced book).

https://computerengineeringforbabies.com/

Not affiliated in any way to this book series. Just a fan.

P.S.I also want to add that it's equally beneficial to help children with their homework, so I often use this website
 to assist my child with his assignments. There are some really good samples here about... I see how his eyes light up when he manages to write a good text.

Oh, thank you so much... I find this book fascinating myself.

[Smokey]

I wasn't sure what to expect, but this is actually really cool.

I can just see some 2 year old having a conversation...
"Mom: So.. Billy... Do you want to go to the store OR go to your friends house?"
"Billy: True.."
"Mom: Huh?"
"Billy: If you want me to pick just one you should have said XOR..."