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Fall 2006, Dr. Ken Hoganson
This first course in the two-course sequence (8421&8422) will focus on computer
organization and architecture, performance enhancements and an
introduction to operating systems. Topics will include basic digital
logic, assembly language, architecture layers, buses, memory
organization, CPU design, RISC, cache, pipelines, parallel computing. This course will be taught as a hybrid-course -
where some class meeting times will be used for project work and three previously recorded lectures will be viewed, a simulation system will be utilized,
and a programming project using Java threads will be the final exam project.
Textbook: My Concepts in Computing textbook will also be a useful reference for various sections.
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