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Programming Fundamentals (with C#)

Programming Fundamentals (with C#). Based on Deitel How To program slides. Introduction. Computer use is increasing in almost every field Computing costs have been decreasing dramatically due to rapid developments in hardware, software and communications technologies

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Operating System Organization

3. Operating System Organization. Purpose of an OS. Coordinate Use of the Abstractions. Processes. The Abstractions. Create the Abstractions. OS Requirements. Provide resource abstractions Process abstraction of CPU/memory use Address space

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Connecting with Computer Science, 2e

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Microprocessor System Design

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Invitation to Computer Science 5 th Edition

Invitation to Computer Science 5 th Edition. Chapter 5 Computer Systems Organization. Objectives. In this chapter, you will learn about: The components of a computer system The Von Neumann architecture Non-Von Neumann architectures. Introduction. Computer organization

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ARM7TDMI Processor

ARM7TDMI Processor. ARM7TDMI processor. The ARM7TDMI processor is a member of the Advanced RISC machine family of general purpose 32-bit microprocessor What does mean ARM7TDMI ? ARM7 - 32-bit Advanced RISC Machine T - Thumb architecture extension

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Computer Architecture and the Fetch-Execute Cycle

Computer Architecture and the Fetch-Execute Cycle. Von Neumann Architecture. Learning Objectives. Describe basic Von Neumann architecture, identifying the need for and the uses of special registers in the functioning of a processor. Stored Program. John Von Neumann introduced the idea.

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Assembly Language

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EEE226

EEE226. MICROPROCESSOR BY DR. ZAINI ABDUL HALIM School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering USM. Course Outcomes. 1. Understand the architecture of microprocessor system 2. Understand the assembly language 3. Can program the microprocessor (8085) using assembly language

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A Bridge to Your First Computer Science Course

A Bridge to Your First Computer Science Course. Prof. H.E. Dunsmore Computers Memory Number Systems Software Java. Problem Solving. Examples Assemble a bookcase: directions Bake a cake: recipe Algorithm: Step-by-step series of instructions to solve a problem Abstraction:

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Microcontrollers in FPGAs

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Chapter 1

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Introduction

Introduction. Lecture 01. What is a Computer?. An electronic device that accepts input, stores data, processes data according to a set of instructions (called program), and produces output in desired form Abstracted as a black box that accepts input and produces output

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Von Neumann Architecture

Von Neumann Architecture. Data and instructions are stored in a single read-write memory. The contents of this memory are addressable by location, without regard to the type of data contained there.

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Introduction to Computer Organization

Introduction to Computer Organization. Computer Organization: Goals. Instruction cycle (fetch, execute, store) Memory organization Big endian / little endian Bytes, words, long Primary components of a computer CPU (control unit, ALU, registers), memory, I/O, datapath

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Note taking in EGR115

Note taking in EGR115. notebook slide number in margin. comments on the right. write down vocabulary words write down overall ideas write down things that we repeat 4 or 5 times! write down possible errors printout of slides print 2 or 3 slides per page draw arrows, add your comments

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Introduction

Introduction. Computer Organization and Architecture: Lesson 1. Computer Organization. Computer Architecture. Physical aspects of a computer system Study on how various circuits and components fit together to create a working computer. Logical Aspects of a computer system

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An Adder

An Adder. A Subtractor. Arithmetic Logic Unit. A and B are the inputs of the adder/ subtractor R is the output of the adder/ subtractor F is the control to tell it to add or subtract D is the status to tell us when it is done (or maybe something else?). A Flip Flop. A 4 bit register.

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Chapter 10: The Stored Program Architecture <your name here>

The Story of Computers. Chapter 10: The Stored Program Architecture <your name here>. The ENIAC. Mauchly and Eckert develop the ENIAC for the Army at U. Penn the first electronic programmable digital computer system. The ENIAC.

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Consists of Two Parts Computer organization Components in a computer How each component operates and how are they design

Computer Organization and Assembly Language. Consists of Two Parts Computer organization Components in a computer How each component operates and how are they designed ? Hardware in low gate-level Assembly Language Language manipulating computer components

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