Computer Architecture I, CSCI 312, Section 1
Welcome to CSCI 312, section 1, Spring 2003. In this class we will study
the basics of the structure and orginization of computers. We will discuss the
fundimental digital logic and the elements from which basic circuits are
constructed. We will examine how computations are performed using this logic.
We will discuss data representation and storage at the lowest level.
We will discuss the construction and operation of a simple CPU, memory
unit and device buses. The SPARC assembly language will be discussed
as well as a pipelined CPU.
This course will be a combination of mathematics, computer engineering and
computer science. Students are encouraged to:
- Attend class regularly.
- Read the book.
- Ask questions.
- Experiment.
This class meets MW 4:30 to 5:45 in Doucette Hall room 217.