Computer Organization and Structure (Network Edition)

Author: Bai Zhongying
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book focuses on introducing the hardware composition and working principles of computer single-processor systems, with the final chapter covering the parallel organization of computers. The content is divided into nine chapters: Introduction to Computer Systems; Arithmetic Methods and Arithmetic Units; Memory Systems; Instruction Systems; Central Processors; Bus Systems; Peripheral Devices; Input/Output Systems; Parallel Organization. The book is comprehensive, clear in concepts, systematic, and emphasizes practical application and ability development. It is supported by a comprehensive set of supplementary materials, including main textbooks, auxiliary textbooks, online teaching materials on CDs, question banks, teaching instruments, teaching experiments, course design projects, and resource libraries, forming a three-dimensional teaching system that aligns with the "Theory, Abstraction, Design" process advocated by ACM/IEEE-CS. The text is fluent and easy to self-study, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. It serves as a professional foundational textbook for computer science at colleges and universities, as well as a reference for the national adult self-study examination and the national computer proficiency test (Level 4).