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Computer Organization and Design

This document provides an overview of the Computer Organization and Design course. It is divided into 3 sections per week with assessments throughout. The purpose is to introduce computer architecture, programming, and how hardware and software work together. Key topics include digital electronics, the CPU, memory hierarchy, and parallel processing. Recommended textbooks are also listed. The document distinguishes between computer architecture, organization, and design.
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Computer Organization and Design

This document provides an overview of the Computer Organization and Design course. It is divided into 3 sections per week with assessments throughout. The purpose is to introduce computer architecture, programming, and how hardware and software work together. Key topics include digital electronics, the CPU, memory hierarchy, and parallel processing. Recommended textbooks are also listed. The document distinguishes between computer architecture, organization, and design.
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Computer Organization And

Design
CSE 211
Lecture 0
Course Frame
Per week :
Lecture (L) 3
Tutorial (T) 1

Weeks distributions:
Before MTE 7
After MTE 7
Course Assessment ( CA )
Marks Distribution
MODULES MARKS

Attendance 5
Tests/Quiz (CA) 25
MTE 20
ETE 50
Purpose of Course
Introduction to computer architecture
• How is data represented?
• What are the pieces of a computer?
• How do computers work?
Programming
• How do I "talk" directly to the machine?
• How do I program in C?
Computer Systems and Computation
• How do simple HW/SW elements come together to realize complex
computations?
PURPOSE OF COURSE
• Focuses on interface between hardware and software
• Emphasizes the structure and behavior of system

• In order to run a software we need to have good knowledge about


whole system
• Understanding hardware can help you explain the mysterious errors
that sometimes creep into our programs
Course Content
• Basics Of Digital Electronics
• Register Transfer and Micro Operations
• Computer Organization
• Central Processing Unit
• Input-Output Organization
• Memory hierarchy
• Introduction to Parallel Processing
• Multiprocessors
TEXT BOOKS

• COMPUTER SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE by MORRIS MANO,


Prentice Hall of India
• COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
HENNESSY,J.L,DAVID A PATTERSON, AND GOLDBERG
PEARSON
Computer Organization Design
• Computer Architecture
-Attributes of the system that are visible to programmer
-How to integrate a computer system to achieve a desire level of
performance
-Analogy: Architect’s task during planning a building

• Computer Organization
-Design of components and functional blocks using which computer
systems are built.
-Implementation of Computer Architecture
-Analogy : Civil Engineer’s task during building construction
• Computer Design
-concerned with hardware design of computer
-first architecture and other specifications of computer are formulated
then its task of designer to develop the hardware of the system.
Basic Organization of Computer

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