Computer Organization Principles

Author: Huang Chengzhe, Anbo, Xing Chuanjun
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: "Computer Organization Principles" is a required course for computer science majors. Based on years of teaching experience, the authors have written this book following the approach of proposing problems, analyzing them, and providing solutions, tailored to students' actual learning needs. The book provides a detailed introduction to the fundamental concepts and related knowledge of computer and subsystem design and implementation. To help readers develop a comprehensive understanding of the entire system, the book is organized in the order of information representation and processing, process control, information storage, and information I/O processing, supplemented by relevant design examples. Additionally, the appendices introduce the basics of digital logic circuits. Each chapter includes exercises to guide readers in deeper learning. The book features moderate content, good readability, and strong applicability, making it suitable as a textbook for computer science and technology, electronic engineering, information systems, and other related majors in higher education. It is also ideal for self-study by computer enthusiasts.