Computer Organization Principles Exam Guidance (Diploma)

Author: Ning Nanwan Compiler
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book includes the functions, composition, working principles, and mutual relationships of various functional components of computer systems, as well as their roles in the computer system. It also covers the design and analysis techniques of certain components of computer systems, including the encoding, storage, operation, and input/output of data and instructions. This book is compiled to accompany the designated textbook for the National Higher Education Self-Study Examination, "Computer Organization Principles." Through problem analysis and exercises, it consolidates the knowledge system and key points of the specialized course in Computer Organization Principles, enabling candidates to fully grasp the course's knowledge and improve their exam-taking skills. The book includes the functions, composition, working principles, and mutual relationships of various functional components of computer systems, as well as their roles in the computer system. It also covers the design and analysis techniques of certain components of computer systems, including the encoding, storage, operation, and input/output of data and instructions.