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 Course  Lecture
  • Title: Computer Organization
  • Department: Computer Science and Engineering
  • Author: Prof. S.Raman
  • University: IIT Madras
  • Type: WebLink
  • Abstract:
    Computer,
    Unicating
    Organization,
    How implemented,
    Designers,
    Hardware,
    CPU,
    Application,
    Data processing,
    Control,
    Special purpose,
    General purpose,
    Types of issues,
    Computing,
    Communicating,
    Arithmetic logic unit(ALU),
    Core of CPU,
    Multimedia,
    Hardware core,
    Machine codes,
    Languages,
    Translator,
    Software hardware,
    Central processing unit(CPU),
    Assembler codes,
    HLL codes,
    Translator,
    Machine,
    Keyboard routines,
    Display routines,
    Printer routines,
    Operating system(OS),
    Machine code,
    Language code,
    Object file,
    Source listing,
    Batch processing,
    Time sharing,
    Process control,
    Real time process,
    Hierarchical manner,
    System,
    Translator,
    Complier,
    Interpreter,
    Application,
    Input device,
    Input transfers,
    Display,
    Raster scan,

List of Lectures

Conclusion
Buses Contd
Buses
I/o Devices - Contd
Evolution Of I/o
I/o Devices
Device Service Routines
Dma : Direct Memory Access
Programmed I/o
Interrupt Driven I/o
Address Translation And Protection
Segmentation
Performance Calculation
Virtual Memory
Virtual Memory
Cache Organization
Cache Organization
Cpu - Memory Interaction
Problem Exercise
Inroduction To Memory System
Problem Exercise
Addressing Modes
Typical Micro Instructions
Controller Design: Microprogrammed And Hardwired
Controller Design (contd)
State Machine Design
Data Path Controller : Micro Programmed
Data Path Architecture
Processor As A State Machine
Processor Activities
Introduction To System : Hardware
Introduction To System : Software
Introduction To Computing
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