Data and Decisions: The Building Blocks of Intelligent Systems

Unlock the logic behind smart machines! Discover how everyday devices like thermostats and traffic lights use simple data and rules to make decisions—no coding or complex tech required. Perfect for curious beginners.

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Discover how everyday machines make smart decisions—without complex code or AI. This beginner-friendly course breaks down how systems like calculators, thermostats, and traffic lights use simple rules, data, and logic to operate intelligently.

Perfect for students, curious learners, and educators, you’ll learn how structured steps and organized information form the foundation of all intelligent systems—no tech background needed!

What You’ll Learn:

How data guides machines in making clear, consistent decisions
The essential role of rules and logic in automated systems
How to structure information to drive intelligent outcomes
The process machines use to follow instructions step by step
Real-world applications of rule-based technology (like thermostats and traffic lights)
How to visualize and design decision paths using flowcharts and checklists

Who Should Take This Course:

Students new to technology or computer science
curious minds interested in how everyday machines work
Educators and parents looking to teach foundational tech concepts
Professionals seeking a clearer understanding of system design basics

No prior experience in programming or advanced math is required—just bring your curiosity!

By the end of this course, you’ll see the world of technology differently—recognising the elegant logic and data-driven decisions happening all around you, every day.

Build a solid understanding of how smart systems work—Enroll Today!

*What is data and where does it come from?

*Types of data: numbers, words, images

*How data is collected (e.g., weather, sales, sensors)

*Storing and organizing data (like using folders)

*What are rules?

*How machines follow instructions

*If-Then statements explained simply

*Real-life rule-based tools (like traffic lights or calculators)

*How machines make choices

*Flowcharts: drawing out the decision path

*Yes-No logic (binary choices)

*Examples of step-by-step decisions (like a washing machine cycle)

*Data we see around us: school, shopping, weather

*Patterns in data (like attendance or daily temperature)

*How businesses and machines use this data

*Fun examples (like how a vending machine “knows” what to give)

*Tools that seem smart but don’t use AI

*Thermostats, microwave timers, calculators

*How they use rules and data to “think”

*Understanding smart, organized logic, not intelligence

*What happens when data is wrong?

*Limits of rule-based systems

*Why simple systems can’t “learn”

*How wrong rules lead to bad decisions

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