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Are used in computer systems as places to store a wide variety of data, such
as addresses, program counters, or data necessary for program execution.
(ONE WORD)
⁃ reg
isters

A register which holds an instruction immediately preceding its execution.


⁃ ins
truction register

CPU part which carries out logical and arithmetic operations as directed by
the control unit.
⁃ ari
thmetic logic unit

Direct addressing gives the address of the address of the data in the
instruction.
⁃ tru
e

CRCs are useful when you can ask for retransmission; Hamming codes are
good when retransmission is not possible, such as when data is stored on a
disk.
⁃ fal
se

Perform the following base conversions


65210 = ________ 7
⁃ 16
21

A group of four bits is called a _________


⁃ nib
ble

Convert the following decimal fractions to binary with a maximum of six


places to the right of the binary point:
25.84375
⁃ 11
001.11011

Hamming codes, used for error detection and correction, are useful for burst
errors (where we could reasonably expect multiple adjacent bits to be

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incorrect); Reed-Soloman coding is more useful for random errors (where one
can reasonably expect errors to be rare events).
⁃ fal
se

A collection of pre-defined machine codes, which the CPU is designed to


expect and be able to act upon when detected.
⁃ ins
truction set

Which of the following memory is the fastest in terms of access time?


⁃ reg
isters

A 16-bit register that holds the data after its retrieval from, or before its
placement in memory.
⁃ MB
R

Most architectures today are accumulator based.


⁃ fal
se

ISAs are distinguished according to their bits per instruction, number of


operands per instruction, operand location and types and sizes of operands.
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A storage structure that stores information in such a way that the last item
stored is the first item retrieved.
⁃ sta
ck

The control unit uses a ____________________ to find the next instruction for
execution and a status register to keep track of overflows, carries, borrows,
and the like.
⁃ pr
ogram counter

When an instruction or data is obtained from the memory or elsewhere, it is


first placed in the memory address register.
⁃ fal
se

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The brain of the computer system. It executes program instruction
⁃ mi
croprocessor

A 2's complement integer representation includes more negative numbers


than it does positive ones.
⁃ fal
se

Locality type in cache memory which occurs when elements are accessed
frequently over a period of time; for example, within a loop. (ONE WORD)
⁃ te
mporal

A 12-bit register that holds the memory address of an instruction or the


operand of an instruction.
⁃ MA
R

Which of the following memory has the highest capacity?


⁃ DR
AM

The term endian refers to the byte ordering, or the way a computer stores
the bytesof a multiple-byte data element.
⁃ tru
e

The clock frequency, measured in megahertz or gigahertz, determines the


speed with which all operations are carried out.
⁃ tru
e

The exact sequence of microoperations that are carried out by an instruction


can be specified using register transfer language (RTL).
⁃ tru
e

Unicode is a 16-bit code, occupying twice the disk space for text as ASCII or
EBCDIC would require.
⁃ tru
e

The most basic unit of information in a computer.(ONE WORD)


⁃ bit

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A Hertz is one million cycles per second.
⁃ fal
se

Indexed or based addressing techniques add the value in the index or base
registerto the operand to produce the effective address.
⁃ tru
e

Computer level with which we interact when we write programs in languages


such as C, Pascal, Lisp, and Java.
⁃ lev
el 5

Bit manipulation instructions are used for setting and resetting individual bits
(or sometimes groups of bits) within a given data word.
⁃ tru
e

Perform the following base conversions


225410 = ________ 5
⁃ 33
004

BCD stands for Binary Coded Decimal and encodes each digit of a decimal
number to an 8-bit binary form.
⁃ tru
e

A standard organization which establishes standards for computer


components, data representation, and signaling protocols, among many
other things.
⁃ IEE
E

Accumulator architectures use sets of general purpose registers to store


operands.
⁃ fal
se

Convert the following decimal fractions to binary with a maximum of six


places to the right of the binary point:
57.55
⁃ e.
111001.100011

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Perform the following base conversions
58810 = _________ 3
⁃ 21
0210

The turning points in the historical development of computers are based on


the technology incorporated into the devices.
⁃ tru
e

The easiest way organize a cache memory employs direct mapping that
relies on a simple algorithm to map data block i from the main memory into
data block i in the cache.
⁃ tru
e

Perform the following base conversions


310410 = ________ 9
⁃ 42
289

Standard organization influential in formulating standards for computer


hardware and software, including their methods of manufacture.
⁃ IS
O

The best architecture for evaluating postfix notation is the stack-based


architecture.
⁃ tru
e

In big endian machines,the least significant byte is followed by the most


significant byte.
⁃ Fal
se

Computer level which controls executing processes on the system and


protects system resources.
⁃ lev
el 3

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