Computer Organization and Architecture

By : Anand Pandey

In Computer Science Engineering (CSE), Computer Organization and Architecture is a set of rules that describe the capabilities and programming model of a computer.

The subject includes Machine instructions and addressing modes, ALU, Data‐path, and control unit, Instruction pipelining, Memory hierarchy: cache, Main memory, Secondary storage, and I/O interface (Interrupt and DMA mode) with a weightage of 6-9 marks.

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Computer Organization and Architecture Notes for Computer Science Engineering

ALU, Data Path, and Control Unit	Notes on ALU and Data Path Notes on Control Unit
I/O Interface (Interrupt and Dma mode)	I/O Interface (Interrupt and Dma mode)
Instruction Pipelining	Notes on Instruction Pipelining
Machine Instructions and Addressing Modes	Notes on Machine Instructions and Addressing Modes
Memory Organization	Notes on Memory Hierarchy

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