Key components of the course include:

• Count in Binary
• Convert between Decimal and Binary Numbers
• Count in Hexadecimal
• Convert between binary and hexadecimal numbers
• Convert between decimal and hexadecimal numbers
• Describe the octal numbering system
• Apply octal numbering system to Unix permissions

Master Binary, Hexadecimal, and Octal Numbering Systems

• The most important numbering systems for IT professionals
• Learn how to convert between the numbering systems
• Lots of hands on activities

Learn it Right, Learn it Well, and Reap the Rewards

Spending the time now to master binary and hexadecimal will allow you to advance to more difficult IT topics and streamline your learning process.

Module Descriptions:

Welcome and Getting Started: Prepare yourself for efficiently and successfully completing the course. You’ll get an overview of what the course is all about and what you should expect out of it.

Binary Numbers: Many aspects of an IT career require a deep understanding of how binary numbers work. In this module, You’ll get an in-depth look at binary numbers and practice working with those numbers.

Hexadecimal: Many computer functions are displayed in hexadecimal format, to include IPv6. You’ll get a great understanding of Hexadecimal numbers and how to work with them. A big part of this module will go over converting between hexadecimal numbers and binary and decimal numbers.

Octal: This module introduces the octal numbering system and its practical application in Unix/Linux file permissions. Participants will learn the structure of the octal system and how it simplifies permission settings for files and directories.

Wrap Up: Time to wrap up the course and provide any final thoughts.