Computer 23: computer design and architecture aims to introduce the student to a very practical and prevalent computer architecture, the architecture of a personal computer. The student will be exposed to the basic building blocks in system architecture. Fundamental design trade-offs will be exposed and evaluated. Common design practices and a system level view of design will be presented.
Computer 23: computer design and architecture aims to introduce the student to a very practical and prevalent computer architecture, the architecture of a personal computer. The student will be exposed to the basic building blocks in system architecture. Fundamental design trade-offs will be exposed and evaluated. Common design practices and a system level view of design will be presented.
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Computer 23: computer design and architecture aims to introduce the student to a very practical and prevalent computer architecture, the architecture of a personal computer. The student will be exposed to the basic building blocks in system architecture. Fundamental design trade-offs will be exposed and evaluated. Common design practices and a system level view of design will be presented.
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To introduce the student to a very practical and prevalent
computer architecture, the architecture of a personal computer. The student will be exposed to the basic building blocks in system architecture. Fundamental design trade-offs will be exposed and evaluated. Common design practices and a system level view of design will be presented. Topics will include chip level components, board design, and overall system development activities.
Knowledge:
Students will be able to understand the key concept of the
personal computer architecture. They will be able to understand deeper the computer system architecture and hardware communication.
Skills:
At the completion of this course the student will have mastered
the basic design skills necessary to architect, develop, and test personal computer systems.