Binary Bits and Bobs

Dalek Sound Board Project In this task, you will transform a voice recording into a Dalek-style sound effect using Audacity, then use Scratch to build an interactive Dalek Sound Board. Once complete, you will share your Scratch project URL in the answer box below to submit your work. Step 1: Create Your Dalek Voice in […]

Create Your Own Pixel Art Using Binary! You’ve just explored how binary is used to represent images in computers. Now, it’s your turn to apply this knowledge! Using CSUK’s innovative Pixel Palette, create your own pixel art by entering 4-bit binary values to select colours. How it works: – Each 4-bit binary number corresponds to

Now, work out what the words represent to find the final coded word!

Firstly, convert each set of binary values to their associated ASCII characters, to form a word, which should then be entered in the relevant input box.

Complete the following binary additions:

In your own words, explain how the ‘Binary Number System’ works.

Convert each ‘Decimal/Denary’ number below into 8-bit Binary.

Convert each ‘Binary’ number below into Denary/Decimal.