CS 2210 B (CRN: 91962)
Computer Science: Computer Organization
3 Credit Hours
For crosslists see: CMPE 2210 B
About CS 2210 B
Introduction to computer system organization including performance, assembly language, machine-level data representation, arithmetic for computers, processor datapath control, memory, and input/output. Includes significant semester project. Cross-listed with: CMPE 2210. Prerequisite: CS 2100.
Notes
Prereqs enforced by the system: CS 2100; Open to Degree and PACE students Cross listed with CMPE 2210 B; Total combined enrollment = 45
Section Description
Introduction to computer system organization including performance, assembly language, machine-level data representation, arithmetic for computers, processor datapath control, memory, and input/output. Learning objectives: - Gain exposure to computer history and technology development - Be introduced to the integrated circuit fabrication process - Understand basic components of modern computer systems - Understand fundamental concepts of computer architectures - Understand machine level data representation - Gain exposure to arithmetic and logic operations - Understand memory hierarchy and addressing - Demonstrate ability to write simple programs in assembly language - Gain exposure to input / output operations
Section Expectation
Weekly readings and frequent quizzes.
Evaluation
The course grade is comprised of a variety of assignments, labs, a midterm exam, a final exam, and a course project.
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