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Introduction to Computer Architecture 30
Basic computer organization; assembly language
programming; input-output programming, interrupt handlers.
Class Info in PDF
Prerequisites:
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Computer
Science 10 (or equiv) |
| Not
open if you have received credit for ECE 15. |
| For computer
science pre-majors only or consent of department. |
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Please note that it is essential that you
have programmed in at least one procedural language like or
Java or C++. The course is intended for computer science pre-majors and
will concentrate on computer construction and programming at the lowest or
most basic level. |
Textbook:
| Patterson &
Hennessy: Computer Organization and
Design. 3rd edition (Morgan Kaufman Publishers, San Francisco, 2004)
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| Robert L. Britton: MIPS
Assembly Language Programming (Pearson Prentice Hall)
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Instruction:
| Dr. Fred H. Carlin, Instructor
fredc at whizbangscholar.com
Office Hours:
MWF Phelps
1409 1100-1150
Also by appointment
Phone 893-5062
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| Nick Larusso, TA
Discussion
Wed 1000 - 1050 Grivetz 2119
Office hours
Tue-Thur 1000 - 1130 Phelps 1413
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| Lab Locations
| Lab Name |
Location |
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Jalama Lab
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Phelps
1513 |
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Rincon Lab
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Phelps
1518 |
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Open Access Lab
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Phelps
1523 |
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Mesa Lab
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Phelps
1525 |
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Gaviota
|
Phelps 1529 |
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Miramar Lab
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Phelps
1526 |
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Leadbetter Lab |
Phelps 1530 |
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MPL Lab
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Kerr 2160
(right) |
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Language Lab
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Kerr 2160
(left) |
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Web Lab
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Kerr 2160
(center) |
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ATL
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Kerr 2160
(far right) |
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Grades:
Grades
are a combination of Homework, Lab assignments and Examinations
| Midterm
I |
10% |
Midterm
II
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10% |
Final
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40% |
Homework
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20% |
Lab
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20% |
| Total |
100% |
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