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This module covers the following topics. Module Glossary This module covers the following topics.

Module Glossary Access Mode Access Gap Size Gap Memory Hierarchy Address accessible Memory Content addressable memory Access Gap Size Gap Memory Hierarchy Interleaved Memory High order interleaving Low order interleaving High Low order interleaving Cache memory Principle of Locality Address mapping Hit Ratio Replacement policy Read Policy/Write policy Dedicated cache/Unified cache Virtual memory Memory allocation Paging/segmentation Fragmentation