STEM - Data Storage and Communications

STEM - Data Storage and Communications Volume 1 provides a comprehensive guide for educators developing a curriculum focused on digital data. This Computers and Technology text explains how quantitative values represent both analog and digital information. It explores the fundamental transition from analog variables to discrete digital values, detailing how modern technology samples continuous data, such as color, to store and process information.

The book examines the evolution of data processing and networking and cloud computing from the post World War II era to the current digital age. By distinguishing between raw data and organized information, this resource helps teachers explain how digital systems reduce uncertainty. This volume serves as a technical reference for those teaching data in the enterprise and the mechanics of how digital information is transmitted and stored.