1. Central Processing Unit

2. MAJOR COMPONENTS OF CPU

3. REGISTERS

4. GENERAL REGISTER ORGANIZATION

5. OPERATION OF CONTROL UNIT

6. ALU CONTROL

8. REGISTER STACK ORGANIZATION

9. MEMORY STACK ORGANIZATION

10. REVERSE POLISH NOTATION

11. PROCESSOR ORGANIZATION

12. INSTRUCTION FORMAT

13. THREE, AND TWO-ADDRESS INSTRUCTIONS

14. ONE, AND ZERO-ADDRESS INSTRUCTIONS

15. ADDRESSING MODES

16. TYPES OF ADDRESSING MODES

20. ADDRESSING MODES - EXAMPLES

21. DATA TRANSFER INSTRUCTIONS

22. DATA MANIPULATION INSTRUCTIONS

23. FLAG, PROCESSOR STATUS WORD

24. PROGRAM CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS

25. CONDITIONAL BRANCH INSTRUCTIONS

26. SUBROUTINE CALL AND RETURN

27. INTERRUPT PROCEDURE

28. PROGRAM INTERRUPT

29. RISC: Historical Background

30. ARGUMENTS ADVANCED AT THAT TIME

31. ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PRINCIPLES - IN 70’s -

32. COMPLEX INSTRUCTION SET COMPUTER

33. VARIABLE LENGTH INSTRUCTIONS

35. COMPLEX INSTRUCTION SET COMPUTER

36. REDUCED INSTRUCTION SET COMPUTERS

38. REGISTERS

40. CIRCULAR OVERLAPPED REGISTER WINDOWS

41. OVERLAPPED REGISTER WINDOWS

44. CHARACTERISTICS OF RISC

45. ADVANTAGES OF RISC