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Computer Architecture & Microprocessor
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Computer Architecture & Microprocessor
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Subject Description
Computer Architecture and Microprocessor is a crucial subject in the field of computer engineering, focusing on the design, organization, and working of computer systems. It involves understanding the structure of the central processing unit (CPU), memory management, and the interaction between hardware and software. Students learn about various components like the ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit), control unit, registers, buses, and how they function together. Additionally, the microprocessor section covers the design, operation, and programming of microprocessors, which are the heart of embedded systems and computing devices. Topics include instruction sets, addressing modes, and interfacing with peripheral devices.
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Computer Architecture refers to the design and organization of a computer system, including its hardware components, data processing methods, and system structure. It defines how a computer's components interact to execute instructions efficiently.
A Microprocessor is the central processing unit (CPU) of a computer, integrated into a single chip. It performs arithmetic, logic, control, and data handling operations, making it the 'brain' of computing devices.
- Computer system components and organization
- Microprocessor architecture and programming
- Memory hierarchy and I/O interfacing