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Prerequisite Glossary You should be familiar with the following concepts as prerequisite to the second unit. The list is meant to refresh your memory. If you are not familiar with these concepts, then it is recommended to study the module (Background to CS5803.module3) before you proceed further.

Number representation Signed Magnitude numbers 1s complement numbers 2s complement numbers Floating point numbers Basic ALU design Serial/Parallel/Modular ALU Binary adder/subtractor Basic multiplication Booth’s multiplication Basic division Divide overflow Restoring Method Non-restoring method Direct comparison Arithmetic operations on floating point numbers