Making a Chart to explain Computer's concepts | Creative Sunday

My cousin came to me today; he wanted me to prepare a chart for the activity section of his holiday homework so he could show it to his teacher.My cousin Daniyal is very sluggish because he doesn't do many of his tasks himself and leaves them to others.

This activity was related to artificial intelligence and involved illustrating artificial intelligence and network clouding on a chart.

At first, I felt like refusing, but then I thought that this way my 'Creative Sunday' post would also be ready, so I might as well do it—after all, I have the skill for it.

Material Required

• A Lead Pencil
• A scale to make boundaries and draw lines
• Marker Colors (The integral part)

For this computer activity, I had to draw three different concepts on a chart: one was artificial intelligence, and the others were client server architecture and Types of Network.

I drew inspiration for the illustration from his book, which depicted concepts within three separate boxes; so, I followed that same format and created three distinct boxes. I dedicated the first one to artificial intelligence, discussed network types in the second, and illustrated the client-server architecture in the third.

At first, it looked like a task that would take just 15 or 20 minutes, but a full hour ended up passing while I worked on this small piece; I had to create tiny images within it—which, while very easy to do, were quite time-consuming.

I had prepared this chart, but I don't really understand computers all that well myself, as a lot of technical details just go over my head.

Here's the final look of the chart that i made. I handed over the chart to Daniyal to keep it in his summar vacation task. But Daniyal came up with another surprise as he wanted me to draw two more charts of his summer vacation.

Happy Creative Sunday