This document discusses dimensions from one to four dimensions. It defines dimension as the number of coordinates needed to specify each point in a space or object. One dimension refers to a line, two dimensions defines a surface with length and width, and three dimensions describes our everyday world with length, width, and height or depth. Four dimensions is also introduced. Examples of three dimensions in real life and computer graphics are provided. The last sections discuss the Khufu pyramid and geometric properties like the golden ratio found within its design.