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Course Overview
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Module 1 (Computer Fundamentals )
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Module 2 (Data Representation and Arithmetic Algorithms)
- Floating Point Number Representation in IEEE 754
- Booth’s Algorithm with Solved Example Part #1
- Booth’s Algorithm with Solved Example Part #2
- Booth’s Algorithm with Solved Example Part #3
- Numerical Data Representation
- Restoring Division Part #1
- Restoring Division Part #2
- Non Restoring Division Part #1
- Non Restoring Division Part #2
- RISC Microprocessor
- BCD Arithmetic
- How to find 1’s and 2’s Complement
- Subtraction using 1’s & 2’s Complement
- Codes
- Codes Non-Weighted
- BCD XS-3 and Gray Code
- [Notes] Data Representation and Arithmetic Algorithm With Sums
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Module 3 (Processor Organization and Architecture)
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Module 4 (Control Unit Design)
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Module 5 (Memory Organization)
- Memory and its characteristics
- DRAM ( Dynamic RAM )
- SRAM (Static RAM)
- Cache Memory Full Concept with working
- Memory Hierarchy and Locality of Reference
- Memory Interleaving
- Virtual Memory and Paging concept
- Memory Segmentation
- Demand Paging
- Cache Coherence Single and Multiprocessor
- Cache Coherence Strategies
- MESI Write invalidate snoopy protocol
- [Notes] Memory organization
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Module 6 (Principles of Advanced Processor and Buses)
- Basic Concept of Pipeline
- Parallel Processing and Applications
- Flynn’s Classification
- Amdahl’s law
- Instruction Level Parallelism (ILP)
- Superscalar Architecture
- VLIW
- Superscalar vs VLIW
- Out of Order Execution
- BUS and BUS Arbitration
- BUS Arbitration Daisy Chaining
- BUS Arbitration-Polling Method
- Instruction Cycles and Interrupt Mechanism
- BUS Arbitration-Independent Request
- [Notes] Principles of advanced processor and buses
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Viva Questions
DLDA Introduction
DLDA Introduction
Digital logic is the manipulation of binary values through printed circuit board technology that uses circuits and logic gates to construct the implementation of computer operations. Digital logic is a common part of electrical engineering and design courses. Digital logic design is a system in electrical and computer engineering that uses simple numerical values to produce input and output operations. As a digital design engineer, you may assist in developing cell phones, computers, and related personal electronic devices.
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