Computer Organization Principles

Author: Fan Jianbo
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is a (undergraduate textbook) for the course of Computer Organization Principles in computer-related majors. It is rich in content, clear in concepts, highlights key points, concise in language, easy to understand, and provides abundant examples with illustrations. Each chapter includes a substantial number of exercises for instructors to assign. This book is suitable as a textbook for the Computer Organization Principles course for undergraduate computer majors and related fields, as well as for self-study in higher education and as a review guide for postgraduate entrance exam candidates. This book is a (undergraduate textbook) for the course of Computer Organization Principles in computer-related majors. The entire book is divided into 10 chapters, covering the following content: Overview of Computer Systems, Information Coding and Representation in Computers, Arithmetic Methods and Arithmetic Units, Instruction Set, Memory Systems, Central Processing Units, System Bus, Peripheral Devices, Input/Output Systems, and Computer Systems. The book is rich in content, clear in concepts, highlights key points, concise in language, easy to understand, and provides abundant examples with illustrations. Each chapter includes a substantial number of exercises for instructors to assign. This book is suitable as a textbook for the Computer Organization Principles course for undergraduate computer majors and related fields, as well as for self-study in higher education and as a review guide for postgraduate entrance exam candidates.