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

Module Glossary Computation Gap Multifunctional system Conflicts and conflict resolution Logical speed Physical speed Concurrency Flynn’s classification Control flow computation Dataflow computation Parallelism Array of processors Associative processor Pipelining Linear Pipe Feedback Pipe Scalar Pipe Vector Pipe Unifunction Pipe Multifunction Pipe Statically Configured Pipe Dynamically Configured Pipe Multiprocessing Tightly coupled processors Loosely coupled processors Overlapping