1. EKT303/4 PRINCIPLES OF PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE (PoCA)

2. Course Outcomes (CO) CO1: Ability to apply the theory and the architecture of a central processing unit (CPU) CO2: Ability to analyze some of design issues in term of speed, technology, cost and performance. CO3: Ability to design a simple CPU with applying the theory and knowledge in the lecture. CO4: Ability to apply appropriate CAD tools to design, verify and test the CPU architecture. 2

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12. ORGANIZATION AND ARCHITECTURE 12

13. 13 Programmer Logical execution of a program Instruction set, number of bits, I/O mechanisms, and techniques for addressing memory…. Computer Architecture Operational units Their interconnections Control signals, interfaces and the memory technology used…. Computer Organization

14. Computer Architecture Just like an architect designs buildings, a computer architect designs computers. So computer architecture is the study of – how computers are designed, – why they are designed that way, and – what are the effect of different designs on their performance. It isn't just computer architects who need this knowledge: it is anybody who really needs a computer to do work for them, or needs to write software for that computer.

15. Computer Architecture Of course, any of us can use a computer or computer related devices but …. efficientlyhigh performance to use them very efficiently, or for high performance computation we need to really understand what is happening inside.

16. 16 STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

17. 17 Functional View of a Computer

18. 18 Possible Computer Operations

19. 19 Possible Computer Operations

20. 20 Structure

21. 21 Computer: Top-Level Structure Top level structure

22. To design your own “computer”: Up to 1900 You needed to be wealthy 1900 1940 Also have a lot of space to work in, and time to do it! 1940 1940Working for the military? 1940 1980Employed by large computer company in UK/USA. 1980 todayIn the electronics industry, using off-the-shelf CPU device. 1990 todayStart with a single chip micro (PIC, LPC, MSP series, etc.) 1990 futureYou can design your own CPU and implement it on a programmable logic device such as an FPGA For the first time in computing history, individuals can now easily and quickly design new computers, implement and test them with free tools, and inexpensive hardware, and use them in their own designs. The Future of Computing

23. You may not build the world’s fastest supercomputer but hopefully you will be designing or programming some amazing embedded systems in near future… The Future of Computing

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25. Review Question (submit at the end of lecture) 1.List and briefly define the main structural components of a computer. 2.List and briefly define the main structural components of a processor. 25