Computer Organisation and Architecture - Vol 1
Engineering · 31 chapters · 594 sections · about 401 hours
Chapters
31 chapters · 594 sections- 1Model of Computer and Working Principle21 sections
- 2Computer Model20 sections
- 3Introduction to Computer Architecture32 sections
- 4Fundamental of Digital Computer19 sections
- 5Demultiplexer13 sections
- 6Basic Building Blocks of Latch and Flip Flop23 sections
- 7Computer Organization and Architecture: A Pedagogical Aspect10 sections
- 8Hexadecimal Representation13 sections
- 9Floating Point Number Representation17 sections
- 10Computer Organization and Architecture: A Pedagogical Aspect29 sections
- 11Components of the Processor20 sections
- 12Fetch Cycle26 sections
- 13Computer Organization and Architecture: A Pedagogical Aspect21 sections
- 14Memory Addressing and Bus Size17 sections
- 15Computer Organization and Architecture: A Pedagogical Aspect28 sections
- 16Instruction Design22 sections
- 17Addressing Modes, Instruction Set and Instruction Execution Flow26 sections
- 18Introduction to the CPU19 sections
- 19Main Memory14 sections
- 20Memory Organization and Instruction Representation19 sections
- 21Addressing Modes, Instruction Set and Instruction Execution Flow21 sections
- 22Introduction to Interrupt20 sections
- 23Lecture - 1016 sections
- 24Instruction Types17 sections
- 25Single Address Instructions15 sections
- 26Instruction Set11 sections
- 27Introduction to LDA Operations23 sections
- 28Addressing Modes19 sections
- 29Addressing Modes13 sections
- 30Introduction to Addressing Modes15 sections
- 31Introduction to Stack Operations15 sections
About this course
Computer organization describes the hardware components and their interconnections, while computer architecture defines the attributes visible to the programmer, such as instruction sets and data types.