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What is the course name for the description provided?
What is the course name for the description provided?
TM103 - Computer Organization and Architecture
What is the level of the course TM103?
What is the level of the course TM103?
Level 1 course
What is the assessment breakdown for the course?
What is the assessment breakdown for the course?
What is the minimum score required on the Final Exam?
What is the minimum score required on the Final Exam?
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What is the title of the reference book for this course?
What is the title of the reference book for this course?
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Computer organization addresses how a computer _____.
Computer organization addresses how a computer _____.
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Computer architecture addresses the ____ and structure of the computer system as seen by the programmer.
Computer architecture addresses the ____ and structure of the computer system as seen by the programmer.
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What does ISA stand for in computer architecture?
What does ISA stand for in computer architecture?
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Which topics will be covered in Chapter One of the course?
Which topics will be covered in Chapter One of the course?
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What should a student achieve in total assessment to pass the course?
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Study Notes
Course Description
- Course Name: TM103 - Computer Organization and Architecture
- Level: Level 1, equivalent to 4 Credit Hours (CH)
- Assessment Breakdown:
- Continuous Assessment (CA): 50%
- Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA): 20%
- Mid-Term Assessment (MTA): 30%
- Final Exam: 50%
- Continuous Assessment (CA): 50%
Success Requirements
- Minimum scores for passing:
- CA (TMA + MTA): 15/50
- Final Exam: 20/50
- Total score (TMA + MTA + Final): 50/100
Reference Material
- Required Book: The Essentials of Computer Organization and Architecture, 4th Edition by Linda Null and Julia Lobur.
- Chapters Covered: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (partially), and 6.
Lecture Overview
- Focus: Importance of Computer Organization and Architecture, common computer components, and necessary terminology.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Differentiate between computer organization and computer architecture.
- Apply measurement units common in computer systems.
- Describe the Computer Level Hierarchy.
Introduction to Chapter 1
- Topics include overview of computer organization, main components of a computer, example systems, and computer level hierarchy.
Importance of Studying Computer Organization and Architecture
- Essential for understanding the hardware-software relationship in computer systems.
- Execution time of algorithms can vary due to hardware differences, impacting feasibility.
- Insights gained will help in optimizing algorithms for different systems.
Distinction between Computer Organization and Architecture
- Computer Organization: Involves physical features, control signals, signaling methods, and memory types. Answers "How does a computer work?"
- Computer Architecture: Concerns system behavior and structure visible to programmers, including instruction sets, data types, number of registers, addressing modes, main memory access, and I/O mechanisms. Answers "How do I design a computer?"
Instruction Set Architecture (ISA)
- ISA: The interface between hardware and software enabling communication and execution. It consists of the hardware components and their instruction set.
Modern Computers
- Implement algorithms that execute nested algorithms. Understanding how hardware and software interact is crucial for effective computing.
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Description
This quiz covers Chapter One of the TM103 course on Computer Organization and Architecture. It introduces fundamental concepts and provides a solid foundation for understanding computer systems and their architecture. Prepare for assessments focusing on both continuous evaluation and final exams.
