计算机结构 英文 PPT 教案 PART 1 第一部分
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Computer Organization and Architecture Course Design IntroductionThis course is designed to introduce the students to the fundamentals of computer organization and architecture. It focuses on the internal structure of computers and how they process data. The course will cover topics such as digital logic, assembly language programming, memory hierarchy, instruction set architectures, and operating systems. This course is suitable for students who have a basic understanding of programming and want to deepen their knowledge of how computers work.Course Objectives•Develop an understanding of the internal workings of a computer and its components.•Learn the principles of digital logic and how it is used in computer design.•Gn the skills to read and write assembly language programs.•Understand the memory hierarchy and how it affects program performance.•Learn about different instruction set architectures and their advantages and disadvantages.•Gn an understanding of operating systems and their roles in computer systems.Course OutlineUnit 1: Digital Logic and Computer Design•Introduction to digital logic and Boolean algebra•Combinational and sequential logic circuits•Introduction to the basics of computer design and organization•Data representation and binary arithmetic•Performance measurement and benchmarkingUnit 2: Assembly Language Programming•Introduction to assembly language programming•Basic arithmetic and logical operations•Data transfer instructions•Branching and looping instructions•Introduction to subroutine calls and return instructions Unit 3: Memory Hierarchy and Cache Design•The memory hierarchy and its performance characteristics •The concept of locality and its impact on program performance•The different types of memory in a computer system•The design of cache memory and its impact on program performanceUnit 4: Instruction Set Architectures•The different types of instruction set architectures•The advantages and disadvantages of different instruction set architectures•Introduction to pipelining and its impact on program performanceUnit 5: Operating Systems•Introduction to operating systems•The role of the operating system in a computer system•Memory management•Process management and scheduling•Input/output managementCourse DeliveryThis course will be delivered through a combination of lectures, tutorials, and practical labs. The lectures will cover the theoretical concepts, while tutorials will provide an opportunity for students toask questions and clarify their understanding. The practical labs will give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge to real-world problems and gn hands-on experience with programming and computer hardware.AssessmentAssessment for this course will be based on the following components: •Assignments: 30%•Mid-term Exam: 30%•Final Exam: 40%ConclusionThis course provides a comprehensive introduction to computer organization and architecture, covering topics such as digital logic, assembly language programming, memory hierarchy, instruction set architectures, and operating systems. By the end of the course, students will have a deep understanding of how computers work and the skills to write efficient and effective programs. The course will provide a solid foundation for further study in computer science and related fields.。