Computer Organization Unit-3 Quiz
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Which of the following are the three main components of basic computer organization?

  • CPU, Memory subsystem, I/O subsystem (correct)
  • ALU, Cache memory, Input devices
  • Control unit, RAM, Output devices
  • Registers, Secondary memory, Network interface
  • What is the function of the system bus in a computer?

  • Physically connects the components of a computer (correct)
  • Stores frequently accessed data for quick retrieval
  • Manages the flow of instructions within the CPU
  • Performs arithmetic and logical operations
  • Which component is responsible for managing the flow of instructions within the CPU?

  • Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
  • Control unit (correct)
  • Memory subsystem
  • Input-Output subsystem
  • What determines the type of instructions processed by a computer?

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    Which unit ensures the completeness of the instruction set in a computer?

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    Study Notes

    Computer Organization

    • The three main components of basic computer organization are:
      • Input/Output (I/O) units
      • Memory units
      • Central Processing Unit (CPU)

    System Bus

    • The system bus is a communication pathway that allows different components of a computer to exchange data
    • It interconnects the CPU, memory, and I/O devices

    Instruction Management

    • The control unit is responsible for managing the flow of instructions within the CPU
    • It retrieves and decodes instructions, generates control signals, and manages data transfer

    Instruction Set

    • The instruction set architecture (ISA) determines the type of instructions processed by a computer
    • ISA defines the syntax and semantics of the instructions that a computer can execute

    Instruction Set Completeness

    • The instruction set architecture (ISA) ensures the completeness of the instruction set in a computer
    • ISA specifies the format and behavior of each instruction, ensuring that the computer can execute a complete set of instructions

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