Computer Organization Principles

Author: Zhang Junliang / Zhang Shibo (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is specifically written as a computer textbook for vocational and technical college students majoring in computer science and related fields. It introduces the principles of computer organization in three levels: basic, component, and system. The basic part includes an overview of computer systems, information coding and its representation in computers, code verification, basic computer components, and methods of machine number operations. The component part covers the arithmetic unit, instruction set, main memory, and central processing unit. The system part includes the computer's memory system, system bus, peripheral devices, and input/output systems. This book is designed for the teaching characteristics of vocational and technical colleges, focusing on computer majors while also catering to non-computer majors. It emphasizes the advancement and practicality of content, prioritizing skill teaching without neglecting theoretical knowledge. This book offers a broad knowledge base while highlighting practical skills and reflects new technologies. The content is substantial, concepts are clear, key points are emphasized, and the language is easy to understand. It includes abundant examples and a sufficient number of exercises and assignments at the end of each chapter, making it an appropriate textbook for computer majors and related fields at the vocational and technical college level.