L-3.14: Gate 2014 Question on Set Associative Cache Mapping | Computer Organisation and Architecture
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L-3.15: FIFO Cache Replacement Policy with example | Computer Organisation and Architecture
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L-3.16: LRU(least recently used ) Cache Replacement Policy | Computer Organisation and Architecture
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L-4.1: Pipelining with real life example| Need of Pipelining | COA
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L-4.2: Pipelining Introduction and structure | Computer Organisation
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L-4.3: Pipelining Vs Non-Pipelining | Instruction Execution | Speedup, Efficiency, Utilization | COA
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L-4.4: Stage Delay in Pipeline | Previous Year GATE Question | Computer Organisation & Architecture
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L-4.5: Numerical Question on Pipelining | Previous year GATE Question | COA
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L-4.6: What is Hazard in Pipelining | various types of Hazards | computer Architecture
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L-4.7: Structural Hazards in Pipelining | Types of Hazards with Example in Hindi
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L-4.8: Control Hazards in Pipelining | Types of Hazards with Example in Hindi
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L-4.9: What is Read After Write(RAW) Hazards| Data Hazard in Pipelining with Example in Hindi | COA
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L-4.10: Write After Read Hazard with Example|Data Hazards| Computer Organisation and Architecture
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L-4.11: Write After Write Hazard | Data Hazards in Pipelining | Computer Organization &&Architecture
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I/O Interface in Computer Organization
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Daisy Chaining in Priority Interrupt | Priority Based Interrupt in I/O Organization
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Parallel priority interrupt | I/O organization
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Question on Interrupt Handling(I/O organization) | Computer Organization | UGC NTA NET June 2021
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Question on DMA (Direct Memory Access) | Input/Output Organization| COA | UGC NTA NET June 2021
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RISC vs CISC | Computer Organization & Architecture
Description:
Explore a comprehensive 9-hour course on Computer Organization and Architecture, designed for GATE and UGC NTA NET exam preparation. Delve into fundamental concepts like Von Neumann's Architecture, general-purpose registers, bus systems, instruction types, and addressing modes. Examine memory hierarchy, cache mapping techniques, and replacement algorithms. Study pipelining, hazards, and I/O organization. Gain insights into RISC vs CISC architectures. Through detailed lectures and examples, master key topics essential for understanding computer systems and excelling in related exams.