It starts lower than you expect, with what a number is and why a machine cannot hold most numbers exactly. It ends with a processor you built, running a program you wrote.
A computer contains no numbers. Only voltages, and circuits built to read those voltages as numbers.
A processor contains no instructions. Only circuits, and an instruction is a number that selects one of them.
If you leave with nothing else, leave with these two. Everything in fifty hours is one of them being earned.
Attendance of 75% is mandatory. Below it you are not eligible to sit the final assessment.
No explanation for the first fifteen minutes. Bring paper.