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+\mytitle{More Decoders, Multiplexers + Floating-point Arithmetic!}{\co}
+
+Within computer organisation today, we continued our review of decoders and
+multiplexers, but started to expand on the concept of floating-point arithmetic,
+clocks, and units.
+
+The homework contained a plethora of unit conversion problems, and transitioned
+to floating-point conversion problems towards the end. I'm excited to see what
+we will be doing in the following weeks as we continue to expand on the concepts
+of computer organisation.
+
+Likewise, our quiz was almost exactly the that of the homework's problems. At
+first, I was actually worried that I had downloaded the wrong document, but as I
+read the questions, I realized that they were slightly different to the
+homework's.