Requirements

• Beginners interested in Computer Organization and Architecture and Real Time Applications

Description

This Course Learning  concepts forms the bedrock for understanding how computers function at a fundamental level.  It also provides a framework for more advanced learning in computer science, engineering, and related fields.

1.Students will be facilitated to solve the different types of problems in Number System and realization of different circuits using logic gates.

2. Insight into the functional units of a computer enables one to decide about hardware design. Knowledge of memory hierarchy and functional units helps programmers write more efficient code. Understanding how data is stored and accessed enables them to optimize algorithms and utilize memory resources effectively, leading to faster and more efficient software. 3.Learning about instruction sequencing and addressing modes equips on how computers execute tasks , improved programming tasks and optimized hardware design. It aids in creating better-performing hardware and software configurations.

4.Comprehending the design ALUs is crucial for the development of optimized algorithms hardware systems contributing to advancements in technological domains. It enhances problem-solving skills in diagnosing and resolving system-related problems.

5.The application of fast multiplication and division contributing to the capability of computing systems in addressing large-scale computational challenges.

6.Understand the control unit operation,pipelining,multiple bus organization,microprogrammed control,hazards and its influence on instruction set will facilitate the students ready for solving real world problems.

7.Inheriting the knowledge on parallelism,Flynn classification,ARM 5 and ARM 7 architecture helps to understand how to excute and protect sensitive data.

Thus this course   translates into practical skills and knowledge that are highly applicable across various technological domains, fostering both personal and professional growth.

Who this course is for:

• Beginners who are curious about computer organization and architecture