principles of computer hardware

ISBN-13: 9780199273133 / Angielski / Miękka / 2006 / 672 str.

Alan (University of Teesside) Clements

Opis

Completely updated and revised throughout, the fourth edition of Principles of Computer Hardware explores the fundamentals of computer structure, architecture, and programming.
The book opens with an introduction to the fundamental concepts behind computer architecture: gates, circuits, logic, and computer arithmetic. It goes on to discuss computer operation from instruction set architecture and assembly language programming to the central processing unit. Then, the text builds on these foundations; explaining how the hardware interfaces with its surroundings, introducing computer memory, operating systems, and computer peripherals.
With clear, concise explanations throughout, Principles of Computer Hardware, Fourth Edition, is ideal for undergraduate courses in computer architecture.
Student CD--Included with Every Copy of the Text

.Features a Windows-based simulator for the student to explore the design of digital circuits

.Includes Windows and DOS-based 68K simulators for students to investigate the operation of the 68K processor

.Contains an ARM simulator that allows students to write programs for a RISC processor and run them on a PC
Companion Website

.Provides a bank of multiple-choice tests

.Lists downloadable files of all figures from the book as well as solutions to problems featured in the text
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Recenzje

The fourth edition of this classic textbook continues to encompass the range of topics that comprise a typical introductory university level course in computer hardware. As with the previous edition the author writes with great clarity, and conveys both his expertise and enthusiasm for the subject. This is a great choice for adoption in an introductory hardware course in computer science and related disciplines. ITNow, 2006

O autorze

Alan Clements is Motorola Professor in the School of Computing at the University of Teesside, Middlesbrough. In 2002 he was awarded both a National Teaching Fellowship for his contribution to teaching and the IEEE Computer Society's 'Computer Science and Engineering Undergraduate Teaching Award'.