Latest revision as of 11:25, 12 July 2019

Theory covering the various models of how a computer system works, and also the theory related to the processor.

Topics

Year 1:

Computer Architecture models and theory

Instructions

The Processor

Year 2

Interrupts

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-=3 Box Model=
+Theory covering the various models of how a computer system works, and also the theory related to the processor.
-==Processor==
+=Topics=
+'''Year 1:'''
-==Main Memory==
+Computer Architecture models and theory
-==I/O==
+*[[Computer Architecture]] {{partially done}}
-=extended model with split I/O=
+Instructions
-=System Bus=
+*[[Instructions]] {{partially done}}
-==Control Bus==
+The Processor
-==Address Bus==
+*[[Processor Fundamentals]] {{partially done}}
-==Data Bus==
+*[[Processor Performance]] {{partially done}}
-=Stored Program Concept=
+*[[Fetch Decode Execute Cycle]] {{partially done}}
-=von Neumann Architecture=
+'''Year 2'''
-von Neumann Architecture is a type of computer architecture, based on the design created by John von Neumann in 1945.
-Computer systems that use von Neumann Architecture contain three main components; the central processing unit (CPU), memory, and input/output devices (I/O), which are all connected together using the system bus.
+Interrupts
+*[[Interrupts]] {{partially done}}
-The memory stores the information (data/program).
-The processing unit handles computation/processing of information.
-The Input receives the information from input devices such as mouse and keyboard.
-The Output sends information out to devices such as the monitor or printer.
-The Control unit endures that the other components are performing their tasks correctly.
-[[File:von Neumann Architecture.jpg]]
-=Harvard Architecture=