The central processing unit (CPU) or processor, is the unit which performs most of the processing inside a computer. It processes all instructions received by software running on the PC and by other hardware components, and acts as a powerful calculator.
In this “Central Processing Unit (CPU) - Computer Architecture” you will learn about following topics:
- Computer Organization/Structure
- Detailed View of CPU
- Register Organization
- User/Programmable
- Status and Control Registers
- Data Paths
- Functional Blocks of a Data path
- Instruction Cycle
- Instruction Cycle State Diagram (Detail)
- Arithmetic and Logical Unit
- Design Principles for Modern System
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BCA 5th Semester CA (Computer Architecture) Notes:
Unit I: Introduction To Computer Architecture And Organization - Computer Architecture
Unit II: Register Transfer And Micro Operations - Computer Architecture
Unit IV: Computer Arithmetic - Computer Architecture
Unit V: Control Unit (CU) - Computer Architecture
Unit VI: Memory Organization - Computer Architecture
Unit VII: Input/Ouput Organization - Computer Architecture
Unit VIII: Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC) - Computer Architecture
Unit IX: Introduction To Parallel Processing - Computer Architecture
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