Computer Organization and Architecture Part 3

Computer Organization and Architecture – Part 3, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 73 lectures, based on 157 reviews, and has 2116 subscribers.

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Title: Computer Organization and Architecture – Part 3

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

You will become very familiar with the topics of machine instructions, addressing modes, signed numbers topics

You will be able to challenge the interviewer on questions related to Computer Architecture & Organization

You will view Computer Science in a different dimension

You will be able to answer all questions of exams like GATE,PGEE,ISRO (after completing all parts of CO course)

You will be able to get a top grade in your Computer Architecture & Organization course in your Bachelors degree (after completing all parts of CO))

Understand how machine instructions, addressing modes, signed numbers works

Who Should Attend

Anybody who needs to learn Computer Architecture & Organization from scratch

Anybody who wants to pursue a career in Computer Science

Anybody who has Computer Architecture & Organization in the Bachelors degree (I am sure most of them will have)

Anybody who is preparing for interview in product based companies

If you are preparing for exams like GATE , PGEE , BITS HD , ISRO ,..etc

If you are a Computer Science Engineer

If you are a software professional

Target Audiences

Anybody who needs to learn Computer Architecture & Organization from scratch

Anybody who wants to pursue a career in Computer Science

Anybody who has Computer Architecture & Organization in the Bachelors degree (I am sure most of them will have)

Anybody who is preparing for interview in product based companies

If you are preparing for exams like GATE , PGEE , BITS HD , ISRO ,..etc

If you are a Computer Science Engineer

If you are a software professional

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction : High Level Code vs Assembly Code vs Machine Code

Lecture 2: Introduction : High Level Code vs Assembly Code vs Machine Code continued

Lecture 3: Instruction Set of a Processor

Chapter 2: RISC vs CISC

Lecture 1: RISC vs CISC

Lecture 2: RISC vs CISC continued

Lecture 3: More Insights on RISC vs CISC

Chapter 3: Basics of Computer Architecture

Lecture 1: Important : Components of a CPU

Lecture 2: Special purpose vs General purpose registers, Basics of Control Signals

Lecture 3: How Instructions are represented in a computer using Binary Numbers

Lecture 4: Various ways of representing the Addressing Mode Information in an Instruction

Chapter 4: Register Addressing Mode

Lecture 1: Register Addressing Mode

Lecture 2: Advantages and Disadvantages of Register Addressing Mode

Chapter 5: Direct & Indirect Addressing Mode

Lecture 1: Direct Addressing Mode

Lecture 2: Advantages and Disadvantages of Direct Addressing Mode

Lecture 3: Indirect Addressing Mode

Chapter 6: Immediate Addressing Mode

Lecture 1: Immediate Addressing Mode

Lecture 2: When Immediate Addressing Mode is used

Chapter 7: Register Indirect Addressing Mode and Auto Increment/ Decrement Addressing Mode

Lecture 1: Register Indirect Addressing Mode

Lecture 2: Linear Access of elements of an array with Register Indirect Addressing Mode

Lecture 3: Auto Increment Addressing Mode

Lecture 4: Auto Decrement Addressing Mode, Pre vs Post Increment/Decrement Mode

Chapter 8: Displacement Addressing Modes

Lecture 1: Various Displacement Addressing Modes

Lecture 2: Indexed Addressing Mode

Lecture 3: Base Addressing Mode

Lecture 4: Base Addressing Mode continued

Lecture 5: Summary : Base Addressing Mode vs Indexed Addressing Mode

Lecture 6: PC Relative Addressing Mode

Chapter 9: Implied Addressing Mode

Lecture 1: Implied Addressing Mode

Chapter 10: CPU Organization Types

Lecture 1: Introduction : CPU Organization

Lecture 2: General Register CPU Organization

Lecture 3: Single Accumulator CPU Organization

Lecture 4: Stack based CPU Organization

Lecture 5: Stack based CPU Organization continued

Lecture 6: More on Stack based CPU Organization

Lecture 7: Memory Stack vs Register Stack CPU Organization

Chapter 11: Basics of Number System

Lecture 1: Number System from scratch

Lecture 2: Convert Decimal to Any Number System

Lecture 3: Convert Any Number System to Decimal Number System

Chapter 12: Addition in Other Number Systems

Lecture 1: How to perform Addition of 2 numbers in other number systems

Lecture 2: Base 16 (Hexadecimal) Addition

Lecture 3: Base 2 (Binary) Addition

Chapter 13: Signed Number Representation : Sign Magnitude Representation

Lecture 1: Introduction to Signed Number Representation

Lecture 2: Sign Magnitude Representation

Lecture 3: Range and Number of numbers we can represent in Sign Magnitude Representation

Chapter 14: Complements : Radix and Diminished Radix Complements

Lecture 1: Radix Complement and Diminished Radix Complements of a number in base b

Lecture 2: Decimal Format of Largest Number possible with n bits in base b number system

Lecture 3: Why Complement of Complement gives the original number

Chapter 15: Signed Number Representation : 1s Complement Representation

Lecture 1: 1s Complement Representation Explained

Lecture 2: Problem 1 on 1s Complement Representation

Lecture 3: Problem 2 on 1s Complement Representation

Lecture 4: Range of numbers we can represent with n bits in 1s Complement Representation

Lecture 5: Advantage of 1’s complement representation over sign magnitude representation

Lecture 6: Minimum number of bits needed to represent a number

Lecture 7: Minimum number of bits needed to represent a number 2

Lecture 8: Overflow during 1s complement addition

Lecture 9: Overflow during 1s complement addition continued

Chapter 16: Signed Number Representation : 2’s Complement Representation

Lecture 1: 2’s Complement Representation Explained

Lecture 2: Range of Numbers we can represent with n bits in 2’s Complement Representation

Lecture 3: Another advantage of 2’s complement representation

Lecture 4: Problem 1 on 2s Complement Representation

Lecture 5: Problem 2 on 2s Complement Representation

Lecture 6: Problem 3 on 2s Complement Representation

Lecture 7: Problem 4 on 2s Complement Representation

Chapter 17: Sign Bit Extension

Lecture 1: Sign Bit Extension explained from scratch

Lecture 2: Sign Bit Extension explained from scratch 2

Lecture 3: Important Point to note

Lecture 4: Problem 1

Lecture 5: Problem 2

Lecture 6: Problem 2 continued

Lecture 7: Problem 3

Lecture 8: Problem 4

Lecture 9: Problem 5

Instructors

Vignesh Sekar
Software Engineer,Computer Science Instructor

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4 stars: 41 votes

5 stars: 101 votes

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