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Computer Architecture and Assembly Language

Computer Architecture and Assembly Language

This lecture note provides an introduction to the architecture and machine-level operations of modern computers at the logic, component, and system levels. Topics covered include integer, scaled, and floating point binary arithmetic, Boolean algebra and logic gates, control, arithmetic-logic, and pipeline units; addressing modes; cache, primary, and virtual memory; system buses; input-output and interrupts. Simple assembly language for a modern embedded processor is used to explore how common computational tasks are accomplished by a computer.

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