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Although many people use computers, telephones, and cell phones, and they benefit from the information they receive via audio, television, and internet systems, few people understand how these devices and systems work. This limits people's ability to make informed decisions in their daily lives and to appreciate the challenges, opportunities, and problems associated with these new technologies. This website has been designed to help you understand the basic scientific ideas that guide the design and development of materials and devices for information technology. You will also have the opportunity to learn about the most common processes used to store, process, and transfer information. |
| The ability to code information as electric current in wires and other devices has made communications millions of times faster than is possible using sound or airmail. This has been possible thanks to the development of diverse electronic components used to control the flow of electrical currents in electric circuits. |
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