@cyberstudentnewbie
If you have somewhere "60" minutes left : Sending digital information over a wire.
When finish watching the 13 episodes, let it sink in for a while. Then, when needed, get back to each of them (this is called the learning phase).
In the nineties, last century, knowing all that, it would have brought you close to a "network engineering degree". These days : it's just "network basics" but as it is used by one of world's most widely used infrastructures, known as the Internet, it should be made mandatory knowledge - IMHO. After all, all it takes is is just a couple of hours .....
edit : if you can follow the Eater guy, look at his other other videos : he made a fully working "micro" (maxi ?!) processor using just off the shelves old school TTL chips (each less the a $). You can even make your own ! "Look, Mam, I execute my own micro code !"
Now you have enough knowledge to start to understand what's going on in a I9Intel core. And yes, things are as easy as he showed it.