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Title of the educational product
Computer processes
Type of deliverables
Educational Model, Lesson Plan
Student Age
16 - 17, 18 - 19
Thematic area
Technology, ICT
Language of the deliverable
Spanish, English
Description of the educational product
The target group of this lesson are students of vocational training in computer science and programming, mainly from firsts courses
The educational product aims at create a complete model of how a computer works by describing which parts of the computer are related to which function of a restaurant kitchen. This is a very good analogy because one can practically replace every concept of CPU processing with events and elements of a restaurant with very few modification.
The expected result is a basis to comprehend which parts a CPU has, what they do, and how they are related in the pursuit of the final goal of processing information.
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Date: 2015.09.29

Posted by:
Maria Martín Martín - martinmaria@gmail.com (Spain)

I like a lot this model. Really good for using it in lessons. For the students will be very easy to understand how a computer works and all their components. It's really a good idea!!!

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