This document discusses the Arithmetic Logic Shift Unit (ALSU), also known as the ALU. It explains that the ALSU is a digital circuit that can perform three types of operations - arithmetic, logical, and shift operations. Specifically, it details that the logical circuit can perform 16 operations, the arithmetic circuit can perform 8 operations, and the shift circuit can perform 2 operations using AND, OR, and NOT gates. The ALSU is used to perform arithmetic and bitwise operations on integer binary numbers, unlike a floating point unit which operates on floating point numbers.

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2.  Introduction
 Uses of ALSU
 ALU example
 Function table of ALU
 Conclusion
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3.  ALSU refer to Arithmetic logic shift unit
 ALSU is a digital circuit
 It is after abbreviated as ALU
 ALSU perform three types of operations
 Arithmetic , logical and shift operation
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4. IN ALSU
 Logical circuit perform 16 operation
 arithmetic circuit perform 8 operator
 Shift circuit perform 2 operator
 AND,OR,NOT gates combine together
 Gates are used for adding and subtraction
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7.  ALSU perform arithmetic and bitwise
operation an integer binary number
 This is in contrast to a floating point unit
(FPU)
 Its operate an floating point number
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