CPS 310
Computer Organization II
A continuation of CPS 213. Memory; CPU architecture and instruction set; the instruction processing sequence; generic assembler level programming illustrated for specific CPUs; I/O essentials including interrupts and DMA; characteristics of major peripherals interfaces; RISC and CISC architectures compared; parallel processing. The laboratory requires using a specific assembler/editor for the creation of programs illustrating some of the principles discussed in lectures.
CPS 310 Requisite Information:
CPS 310 Let's You Take: Other:
Prerequisite: CPS 211 or CPS 213
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