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This course outline covers important topics in computer architecture including computer organization, example processors like SRC and Falcon-A, CPU design, pipelining, I/O, arithmetic logic unit implementation, and memory subsystems. The course is divided into 11 modules covering topics such as instruction set architecture design, RISC vs CISC, performance measures, assembly language, logic circuit design, control unit design, pipelining, microprogramming, interrupt-driven I/O, and memory hierarchy including caches and virtual memory.
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