Basic Computer Organization
Understanding the
fundamental components of a
computer system
team : Slower
SARFUDDIN SIAM (251-15-228)
ATIK SHAHORIAR (251-15-353)
MD.RAFID JAKI (251-15-832)
SHAHRIAR KABIR (251-15-841)
MD. ABDULLAH (251-15-829)
Introduction to Computer
Organization
Definition: Computer organization
refers to the structure and functioning
of a computer’s hardware
components.
Determines how different parts of a
computer interact to execute
instructions efficiently.
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Basic Components of a
Computer
Input Unit
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Memory Unit
Output Unit
Storage Unit
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Input Unit
Accepts data from users
Converts data into a machine-
readable format
Examples: Keyboard, Mouse,
Scanner, Microphone
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Storage Unit
Primary Storage: Directly accessed by CPU
(RAM, ROM).
Secondary Storage: Long-term data storage
(HDD, SSD, USB drives).
Tertiary Storage: Archival storage (Cloud,
Magnetic tapes).
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Central Processing Unit
(CPU)
Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU):
Performs calculations and logical
operations.
Control Unit (CU): Directs processor
operations.
Registers: Temporary storage for
quick data access.
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Memory Unit
Primary Memory (RAM, ROM): Fast,
volatile storage.
Secondary Memory (HDD, SSD): Non-
volatile long-term storage.
Cache Memory: Faster access memory
to support CPU.
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Output Unit
Converts processed data into human-readable
form.
Function: Their primary function is to convert digital
information into a human-readable format.
Examples: Common output devices include
monitors, speakers, printers, projectors,
headphones, and plotters.
Importance: Output units are crucial for interacting
with a computer system, as they allow users to see
and experience the results of their actions.
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System Bus & Communication
Data Bus: Transfers actual
data.
Address Bus: Carries memory
addresses.
Control Bus: Sends control
signals for coordination.
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Recap of computer components and their
functions.
Importance of understanding computer
organization.
Future advancements in computer architecture.
Summary & Conclusion
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    Basic Computer Organization Understandingthe fundamental components of a computer system
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    team : Slower SARFUDDINSIAM (251-15-228) ATIK SHAHORIAR (251-15-353) MD.RAFID JAKI (251-15-832) SHAHRIAR KABIR (251-15-841) MD. ABDULLAH (251-15-829)
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    Introduction to Computer Organization Definition:Computer organization refers to the structure and functioning of a computer’s hardware components. Determines how different parts of a computer interact to execute instructions efficiently. SIAM-228
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    Basic Components ofa Computer Input Unit Central Processing Unit (CPU) Memory Unit Output Unit Storage Unit SIAM-228
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    Input Unit Accepts datafrom users Converts data into a machine- readable format Examples: Keyboard, Mouse, Scanner, Microphone ADIB-353
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    Storage Unit Primary Storage:Directly accessed by CPU (RAM, ROM). Secondary Storage: Long-term data storage (HDD, SSD, USB drives). Tertiary Storage: Archival storage (Cloud, Magnetic tapes). ADIB-353
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    Central Processing Unit (CPU) ArithmeticLogic Unit (ALU): Performs calculations and logical operations. Control Unit (CU): Directs processor operations. Registers: Temporary storage for quick data access. RAFID-832
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    Memory Unit Primary Memory(RAM, ROM): Fast, volatile storage. Secondary Memory (HDD, SSD): Non- volatile long-term storage. Cache Memory: Faster access memory to support CPU. RAFID-832
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    Output Unit Converts processeddata into human-readable form. Function: Their primary function is to convert digital information into a human-readable format. Examples: Common output devices include monitors, speakers, printers, projectors, headphones, and plotters. Importance: Output units are crucial for interacting with a computer system, as they allow users to see and experience the results of their actions. SHAHRIAR-841
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    System Bus &Communication Data Bus: Transfers actual data. Address Bus: Carries memory addresses. Control Bus: Sends control signals for coordination. ABDULLAH-832
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    Recap of computercomponents and their functions. Importance of understanding computer organization. Future advancements in computer architecture. Summary & Conclusion ABDULLAH-832
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