Computer Science Master's Entrance Examination. Operating System Module

Author: Zhang Yinfu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is an exam preparation guide written based on the questions and teaching materials of "Computer Organization Principles" from major popular universities for postgraduate entrance exams in computer science. Each chapter of the book is structured around four parts: review navigation, key point study, key point summary, and question analysis, providing comprehensive guidance for candidates. The book is compiled from selected questions and analyses of postgraduate entrance exam papers from dozens of key universities in China since 2000. The main content is organized into 10 chapters, covering topics such as an introduction to computer systems, the representation of data and information, arithmetic methods and arithmetic units, memory systems, instruction sets, central processors, pipelining, buses, I/O control, and I/O devices. An expert provides advice on postgraduate entrance exam preparation at the beginning of the book, and each chapter includes a recommended study schedule. The back of the book includes hints and solutions for the full practice tests, sample question analyses, and an index of past exam questions categorized by university and year. It is recommended that candidates preparing for the "Computer Organization Principles" exam carefully read this book, as studying it will help accelerate their review process. For various postgraduate entrance exam training institutions, this book is also an excellent teaching guide.