Computer Architecture and Organization
About This Course
Computer Architecture and Organization deals with the internal structure, functional units, and design of computer systems. It covers CPU organization, data path and control design, memory hierarchy, input/output systems, and performance enhancement strategies like pipelining and RISC architecture. Students also explore the 8086 microprocessor architecture, addressing modes, and instruction sets to understand how hardware and software interact for efficient computing.
Curriculum
12 Lessons
8086
8086 Instuctions
8086 Programmes
Memory System
Instruction cycle and interrupt cycle
Microprogrammed control
Register Tranfer Language Basics
Assignments
Unit-4
Booth’s algorithm multiplication
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