CIS 450 - Computer Architecture and Operations

Credits: (3)

Introduction to modern computer architectures: register transfer abstraction, addressing modes, basic operations (data transfer, arithmetic/logic, and control operations). Understanding relationships of higher-level language constructs to corresponding assembly instruction sequences generated by compilers. Relationships studied include storage classes to memory organization and function invocations to activation records. Introduction to interrupts and low-level I/O operations.

Requisites
Pr.: ECE 241 and CIS 308.

When Offered
I, II

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