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Decks in this class (26)

Types of storage(1.1.3 b)
What is storage,
What is a drive,
Describe optical storage
10  cards
Input and output(1.1.3 a)
What is an input device,
What is an output device,
What is a multi use device
6  cards
RAM and ROM(1.1.3 c)
What is memory,
What does rom stand for,
What does ram stand for
10  cards
TLAs (Three Letter Acronyms)
Ram,
Rom,
Ssd
22  cards
Components of the processor(1.1.1 a)
What is the processor,
What are registers,
A downside to registers
18  cards
FDE Cycle(1.1.1 b)
What is the fde cycle,
Fetch stage,
Decode stage
9  cards
Assembly Language(1.2.4 c)
What is assembly language,
What is little man computer lmc,
Add
26  cards
Modes of addressing(1.2.4 d)
Four types of addressing,
Immediate addressing,
Direct addressing
5  cards
Boolean algebra(1.4.3 a)
Four logic gates,
What is boolean algebra,
And gates
6  cards
Performance of the CPU (1.1.1 c)
Clock speed,
What is clock spped measured in,
What is typical clock speed
13  cards
Pipelining(1.1.1 d)
What is pipelining,
What is flushiing
2  cards
Von Neumann and Harvard Architectures(1.1.1 e)
What is a processor architecture,
Von neumann,
Key components of von neumann
9  cards
Cisc And Risc (1.1.2 a)
What is an instruction set,
What does cisc,
Cisc processors
10  cards
GPUs (1.1.2 b)
What does gpu stand for,
What is a gpu,
What is a co processor
7  cards
Multicore and Parallel Processing(1.1.2 c)
What is concurrent,
What is parallel,
Parallel processing
9  cards
Operating System(1.2.1 a)
What is an operating system,
Os examples,
Key features of a os
11  cards
Memory Management(1.2.1 b)
What is paging,
Advantage of paging,
Disadvantage of paging
11  cards
Scheduling(1.2.1 d)
What is the purpose of scheduling,
Reamble process queue,
The scheduling algorithms
12  cards
Interrupts(1.2.1 c)
What is an interrupt,
Interrupt register,
Where are interrupts handled in t...
8  cards
Primative Data Types(1.4.1 a)
What are primitive data types,
Four main data types,
What is a variable
5  cards
Signed binary(1.4.1 c)
Sign and magnitude,
What does the leading bit in sign...,
Sign and magnitude largest value
10  cards
Binary Addition and Subtraction(1.4.1 d)
Binary addition,
Binary subtraction
2  cards
Hex Binary and Denery (1.4.1 f)
What is hex,
Hex to denary examples,
Denary to hx
4  cards
Character Sets(1.4.1 j)
What is encoding,
Ascii,
Unicode
4  cards
Bit-wise Operations(1.4.1 i)
What is a bit wise operation,
Bit wise operation,
What is a mask
8  cards
Truth tables and logic gates(1.4.3 d)
What are truth tables,
Truth table examples
2  cards

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