Advanced Computer Architecture & Organization: HD Course

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1 - Introduction

1 - What is computer architecture.mp4

06:33

2 - Instruction Set Architecture

2 - Instruction Set Architecture.mp4

06:33

2 - Isa-1.pdf

2 - Isa-2.pdf

3 - Adressing-modes-1.pdf

3 - Adressing-modes-2.pdf

3 - Different Addressing Modes.mp4

15:30

4 - Classification of Machines CPU on the basis of operant and result location.mp4

03:24

5 - RISCvsCISC-1.pdf

5 - RISC and CISC architecture.mp4

07:18

5 - Risc-and-cisc-2.pdf

3 - Memory Module

6 - Concept Of Memory.mp4

06:52

7 - 07-main-memory.pdf

7 - Main Memory.mp4

09:23

8 - Cache Memory.mp4

09:14

8 - Cache-memory.pdf

9 - Memory management.mp4

13:27

4 - CPU Design

1 - CPU design section quiz.html

10 - Introduction to CPU.mp4

03:26

10 - cpu2.pdf

11 - Register Organization.mp4

05:30

11 - Register-organization1.pdf

11 - Register-organization-2.pdf

12 - Concept of Program execution.mp4

05:10

13 - Processor organization a unibus or single bus implementation.mp4

16:56

13 - Uni-bus.pdf

14 - Multi-bus.pdf

14 - Processor organization a multiple bus organization.mp4

05:18

15 - Complete-instruction-execution-1.pdf

15 - Complete-instruction-execution-2.pdf

15 - Execution of a complete instruction.mp4

10:19

16 - Control Signals.mp4

05:11

17 - 2CO-N2.pdf

17 - Memory Address Register MAR circuitry.mp4

03:02

18 - 2CO-N2.pdf

18 - Memory Buffer Register MBR circuitry.mp4

01:57

19 - Register Connections.mp4

03:27

20 - Control Signals for the fetch operation.mp4

05:08

20 - tji-microprocessors-handout2.pdf

21 - Control Signals for add operation.mp4

02:52

5 - Introduction to SRC Processor

2 - SRC processor section quiz.html

22 - An introduction to SRC Processor.mp4

03:59

22 - SRC-processor-introduction.pdf

23 - SRC processor instruction formats.mp4

17:39

24 - An expression evaluation.mp4

05:04

25 - Different fields in SRC instructions.mp4

04:31

6 - CISC and RISC Architecture

26 - Historical background for understanding CISC and RISC Architecture.mp4

10:08

27 - Main Characteristics of RISC.mp4

03:48

27 - RISC-File-1.pdf

28 - Design issues in RISC Architecture.mp4

08:07

29 - Main characteristics of CISC architecture.html

7 - Control Unit Design

30 - 19-Control-Unit-best.pdf

30 - 378-ln13.pdf

30 - Chapter19-ControlUnitOperation.pdf

30 - Control-Unit.pdf

30 - Introduction to Control Unit.mp4

03:47

31 - Hardwired implementation of control unit.mp4

08:25

32 - Microprogrammed implementation of control unit part1.mp4

07:08

33 - Microprogrammed implementation of the control unit part2.mp4

07:02

8 - Pipelining

34 - Introduction to pipelining.mp4

07:18

34 - lecture-1-Introduction-to-pipelining.pdf

35 - Complications Related to Pipelining.mp4

06:53

36 - Designing a pipeline.html

37 - Hazards in Pipelining.html

9 - InputOutput Subsystems

38 - Introduction to inputoutput subsystems.mp4

11:06

39 - Memory mapped IO vs Isolated IO.mp4

05:22

40 - Considerations during IO Subsystem Design.html

41 - Designing parallel IO ports.mp4

10:21

42 - InputOutput techniques.mp4

01:08

Description

Learn Computer Architecture, Computer Organization, ISA, CPU Design, CISC & RISC Architectue, Pipelining, I/O & more.

What You'll Learn?

Computer Architecture
Computer Organization
Instruction Set Architecture
CPU Design
Memory Management
Control Unit Design
SRC processor
CISC and RISC architecture
Pipe lining
Parallel programming
Input/Output Sub Sytems
Registers

Who is this for?

Computer Science Students

Computer Architects

System Programmers

Assembly Language programmers

Computer Engineers

Electronics Engineers

Any body who wish to learn how deos computer systems works?

What You Need to Know?

Good Understanding of Computer.

A little assembly language experience needed

No more skills required. I assure, you will learn all things if you have a zero knowledge of computer architecture.

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Description
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive overview of Computer Architecture and Organization from a practical perspective.
This course includes video and text explanations particular covers everything from Computer Architecture and Computer Organization. This course consists of different sections: each section covers a specific module related to computer architecture.
What Is Computer Architecture?
Computer architecture is a science or a set of rules stating how computer software standards and hardware instructions and technology infrastructure are joined together and interact to make a computer work. It defines how computer systems, platforms and programs operate. In other words, computer architecture defines systemâ€™s functionality, design, and performance. Creating a computerâ€™s architecture requires IT professionals to first determine the needs of users, technology limitations and process requirements.
What Does This Course Cover?
This computer architecture and computer organization course covers all the following necessary topics and areas that a computer architect must understands.
Instruction Set Architecture (ISA).
CPU design.
Classification of Machines CPU on the basis of operand and result location.
RISC and CISC architecture.
Different addressing modes in machines.
Control Unit design
Pipe lining.
Memory Hierarchy.
Registers Organization.
SRC Processor.
Computer Organization
FALCON-A Processor.
Input/Output Sub systems
Interrupts.
Who Is the Course For?
This course is for:
Computer Science Students.
System Programmer.
Machine Level Language Programmer.
Assembly Language programmer.
Computer Architects.
Any body who wish to learn how computer systems work?
Computer Engineers.
Electronics Engineers.
Compiler Writers.
Keywords:
Computer Architecture
Computer Organization
Who this course is for:
Computer Science Students
Computer Architects
System Programmers
Assembly Language programmers
Computer Engineers
Electronics Engineers
Any body who wish to learn how deos computer systems works?

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