Computer Organization Principles

Author: Xue Shengjun
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Publish Date: 2000-11-01
Features: Computer Organization Principles is a mandatory professional basic course for computer application and software majors, as well as a required course for other majors studying computer fundamentals. It primarily discusses the basic concepts, structures, and working principles of the various components of a computer. Through the study of this course, it is of great significance for understanding the principles and mutual relationships and interactions of functional components, as well as establishing a comprehensive concept of the entire system. The book is divided into eight chapters: Introduction; Arithmetic Methods and Arithmetic Unit; Main Memory System; Instruction Set and Addressing Modes; Central Processing Unit; System Bus; Input/Output System; Peripheral Devices. The book is divided into eight chapters: Introduction; Arithmetic Methods and Arithmetic Unit; Main Memory System; Instruction Set and Addressing Modes; Central Processing Unit; System Bus; Peripheral Devices; Input/Output System.