Computer Architecture and Organization by Dr. R. M. Siegfried

Concept based notes on Computer Architecture by Micky Haldya

This is an overall comprehensive note by Micky Haldya from Biyani Girls College Jaipur and covers a basis of computer architecture. Starting from basic anatomy, she explains the details about the interior components and their functions. The note throws light on the major topics involved in computer science basic architecture, which includes input and output devices and storage solutions. It also gives a historical overview of how computers have evolved, putting the technological advancements in perspective. It further discusses the principles of logic gates and flip-flops; thus, basic building blocks of digital circuits are covered. The conceptual address, instruction, and input/output subsystems are elaborated in an all-covering manner concerning the computer processing and handling of data. This is a useful guide to both the theoretical and practical aspects of computer architecture.

Author(s): Micky Haldya, Biyani Girls College Jaipur

106 Pages

Computer Organization and Architecture Notes

Prepared by Mohamed Sathak A J College of Engineering, this note gives comprehensive exposure to computer organization and architecture. It gives an overview of the computer organization with respect to the structure and functions of the processor, memory, and input/output systems. Further, it covers arithmetic operations and their implementation within computer systems. The note goes on to explain more about advanced aspects of computer architecture with respect to features in design that have, over time, been introduced through innovation and enhancement. The document is structured in a way that explains how different components interact to execute the most complicated tasks. It will be interesting for those who intend to understand more deeply the technical bases of computer systems and architecture, which is in continuous evolution from both a theoretical and practical perspective.

Author(s): Mohamed Sathak A J College of Engineering

220 Pages

Computer Organization And Architecture

Overview The following PDF, provided by Vardhaman College Of Engineering, gives an overview of the broad aspects of computer architecture and organization. It begins with the very structure of computers, outlining various generations and classifications according to size, capability, and the number of microprocessors. Basic concepts such as Von Neumann architecture, bus structures, and differences between RISC/Reduced Instruction Set Computing versus CISC/Complex Instruction Set Computing architectures are thrown light upon. It also covers multiprocessors and multicomputer systems with their roles in contemporary computing. The principles of basic computer organization and design are explained together with the algorithmic considerations to create a full understanding of how computers are structured and function. This is a very useful textbook for the student and professional who wants to understand all there is about computer architecture.

Author(s): Vardhaman College Of Engineering

123 Pages

Computer Architecture A Synthesis

Written by Prabhas Chongstitvatana from Chulalongkorn University, this highly informative PDF gives comprehensive detail about the principles of computer architecture. It starts by introducing some core concepts and works up through coverage of Instruction Set Architecture by elaborating on the very basic workings of computer systems. It also addresses computer arithmetic, along with the design of control units that is essential in explaining how the CPU manages its operations. It covers processor design, from a simple model of a CPU to its advances like pipelining and instruction-level parallelism; then it goes further to touch on vector machines, memory system design, magnetic disk technology, and finally concludes with considerations toward future architectures. This PDF is a broad resource for foundational and advanced understandings of computer architecture.

Author(s): Prabhas Chongstitvatana, Chulalongkorn University

267 Pages

Computer Architecture Lecture Notes by Seoul National University

The lecture notes of Seoul National University encompass most of the computer architecture concepts, and this is completed with a comprehensive study of the MIPS instruction set architecture and datapath basics. There are single-cycle and multi-cycle implementations, inclusive of pipelined datapath and control mechanisms. This paper covers handling data and control hazards, exception management, and advanced pipelining techniques. The document also covers memory hierarchy, virtual memory, and various I/O systems. This will also cover multiprocessors and arithmetic circuits, giving more light to how those components in a computer interrelate. Notes are thus quite important for general and crucial explanations of both the primitive and advanced parts of computer architecture and implementation.

Author(s): Seoul National University

NA Pages

Introduction to Computer Architecture Lecture Notes

These lecture notes, written by David A. Wood and T. A. Ramkumar Ravikumar, summarize the basics necessary to understand computer architecture. This course material gives an exhaustive introduction to designing a single-processor computer by covering processor datapath, control units, and memory systems. It covers all aspects of performance metrics, instruction execution, arithmetic operations, and control mechanisms. Further, it covers pipelining, caching, and virtual memory management. They also discuss the multiprocessor systems and consideration in their design. The comprehensive guide is targeted at students and professionals who want to understand a broad view of computer architecture and practical applications.

Author(s): David A. Wood and T. A. Ramkumar Ravikumar

NA Pages