مقدمة الى هيكلة وعمل الحاسوب Introduction to CIS

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Course Code: 
133205
Course Outline: 

 

An-Najah National University

Faculty of IT

CIS Department

computer architecture and Organization

  Second Semester 2009/2010

 

جـامـعـةالنـجـاح الـوطنـيـة

كليـة تكنولوجيا المعلومات

قسم أنظمة المعلومات المحوسبة

تصميم منطق الحاسوب

الخطة الدراسية

 الفصل الثانى  2009/2010 

 

Introduction to computer architecture and Organization (CIS)

Instructor: Mohammed AM Dwikat                 Credit Hours: 3

Time: Mon/Wed 0300 – 430                     Course: Spring 2010

Course Objectives:

After completing this course students must have full knowledge of:

  • comprehend computer functions and how its parts work.
  • CPU components, instruction life cycle, auxiliary memory storage devices and their organization, Main memory functions and types,Data representation methods, Data Storage Devices

Course Outline

 

WEEK 1

Computer Technology: Your need to know

Technology and Knowledge

WEEK 2

Information System Development,

Managing Computer Resources

WEEK 3

Computer Architecture

Automated computation,Computer Capabilities

WEEK 4

Computer Hardware

Computer system classes,The Role of Software

WEEK 5

Data Representation

Data Representation and Processing

Binary Data Representation – Hexadecimal, Octal

WEEK 6

Goals of Computer Data Representation

CPU Data Types,Data Structures

WEEK 7

Processor Technology and Architecture

CPU Operation, Instruction and Instruction Sets,Instruction Format

WEEK 8

Clock Rate, CPU Registers, Word Size, Physical CPU

Enhancing Processor Performance (Pipelining, Multiprocessing)

WEEK 9

Data Storage Technology

Storage Devices Characteristics (speed, volatility, access method….)

WEEK 10

Primary Storage  Devices,CPU Memory Access

Magnetic Storage (disks, optical mass storage, DVD)

WEEK 11

system Integration and Performance

System Bus,Logical and physical Access

WEEK 12

Device controllers,Interrupt Processing,Buffers and Caches

WEEK 13

Input/Output Technology

Basic Print and Display Concept

WEEK 14

Video Display, Printers,Manual Input Devices

WEEK 15

Optical  Input Devices

WEEK 16

Audio I/O Devices,Review

 

 

Assessment and grading system:

 

 

1st   Exam 

25%

2nd  Exam 

25%

Home works/Project/Activities

10%

Final Exam

40%

 

Text book:

System Architecture, Fifth edition by STEPHEN D. BURD

Attendance and Dishonesty policies

Students are expected to attend all classes and complete all required work on time. Late to the class is considered absence. Irregular attendance or any substantial number of unexpected absences may weight adversely in the consideration of grades of any petition for a special academic privilege such as make-up exams. All excuses for absence must be secured to me at the next class period.

        Cheating and other forms of academic dishonesty are prohibited. Students guilty of academic misconduct, either directly or indirectly through participation or assistance, are immediately responsible and disciplinary sanctions will be imposed through the regular institutional procedures.

            Individual assignments are expected to be student’s solely efforts, giving your work to other students, or taking other students work is an honor violation. Late works are not accepted – not negotiable. NO MAKE UP Exams for those who will be absent. If you didn’t do your assignments, or any Exam, the possibility to fail the course is increased.

It is your responsibility to be aware of the rules and regulations of An Najah National University, Ignorance is not excused.