Computer Organization & Articture No. 1 From Apcoms

First day Introduction Lecture 01

COA by Athar Mohsin

About Instructor • My introduction – – – –

Name Education Teaching Experience Specialization

• My contacts – Cell phone (only incase of emergency) • 0333-5193236

– E-mail (to send quires, question and doubts) • [email protected]

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Your turn • • • •

Name GPA Previous knowledge of subject Any programming language – Assembly language

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About the Course • Course Title “Computer Organization and Architecture” – – – –

Subject Code CS 212 Pre Requisites: Digital Logic Design (CS211) Credits 3 Contact Hrs: 3

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About Text and Ref book • Computer Organization and Architecture – Essentials of Computer Organization & Architecture • “Linda Null”

– Reference Book • Computer Architecture and Organization – 6th edition – “William Stallings”

• Computer System Architecture – 3rd edition – “M.Morris Mano”

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Important Information • Examinations & Grading: – Sessional 20% • Quizzes : 5-6 graded – 10 marks • Assignments: 5-6 - 5 marks • Term Paper and presentations – 5 marks

– Mid term 30% – Final Exam 50 %

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Description • In-depth description of the computer Organization and Architecture that includes: – Main components, data representation, ISA (instruction set architecture), bus architecture, memory and I/O interfacing, interrupt handling, memory and IO addressing network organization etc

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Goals • Students should be able to understand the hardware needed to run the software in a microcomputer systems • They should have an in-depth understanding of – – – –

Designing of the components Data representation bus buffering techniques memory, microprocessor-supporting chips: • Clock Generator and Driver, Bus Controller, USART, DMA Controller

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Objectives • Upon completion of the course, the student should be able to: – Describe the operation and interaction between the CPU, memory and I/O ports – Gain understanding of the hardware of computer architecture, bus architecture, memory map, I/O’s and interfacing devices.

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Outline of the course • Introduction to Computer Organization and Architecture – – – – – – –

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Computer Evolution and Performance Computer components and functions Computer Interconnection Structures Bus interconnection Execution Unit Registers, ALU, CU Types of Microprocessor (CISC, RISC)

Contents of the course • Memory Type – Internal Memory – External Memory – Organization and design of Memory

• Input/Output types – Ports and designing

• Operating Systems Support • Network architecture • Instruction Sets

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Class notes and lecture format •Power-point slides, •Post-lecture notes will be available, same day after the class •Major portion of the lectures is taken from the book

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Background expected • Logic Design • Combinational logic, sequential logic • logic minimization • Components-multiplexers, memory units, ALU, Decoder etc

•Number representations

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Term Paper • Individual Research Paper – To impart training to write/ present tech papers – To agitate the minds to search and explore stuff and latest trends in the field

• Topics along with abstract are invited by third week and term paper will be submitted in 13th week – During 7th week progress presentation on the paper

• Term paper presentation in last three weeks • Important to note – Questions will be asked from some selected term papers in the final exam/viva-voice – No reminder will be issued for the submission of the paper – 5 marks will be awarded on: • Timely submission, originality and relevance COA by Athar Mohsin

General Rules • Students should attend all classes – 80% attendance is must

• Student should not miss any Exams, – student will be assigned a zero mark in any Exam or quiz (including the final ) for which he or she was absent without an accepted excuse – No retest, or makeup quiz

• Attendance will be recorded at random intervals or at the beginning of each lecture, – instructor reserve the right not to allow any student who comes late into the classroom

• The instructor may choose to assign quizzes for immediate verification of student understanding of selected concepts; – therefore you must be present to avail this benefit.

• NO DISTURBANCE IN CLASS, NO PHONE RINGING, NO LATE JOINING COA by Athar Mohsin

COA by Athar Mohsin