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    MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY NORTHERN CYPRUS CAMPUS

    ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING PROGRAM

    EEE-445 (3-0)3 Fall-2009


    COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE I

    Instructor’s Name Office Phone e-mail


    ALİ MUHTAROĞLU R-216 661 2933 [email protected]

    Course Schedule: T. 13:40–15:30 (S-105); Th. 9:40–10:30 (S-106)


    Office Hours : W. 9:00–10:30 or by appointment (R-216)
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    Main Text: Patterson&Hennessy, “Computer Organization and Design” (4 Ed.), Kaufmann, 2008.
    Will use plenty of lecture notes since no single text has the full coverage.
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    Auxiliary Text: Stallings, “Computer Organization & Architecture” (7 Ed.), Pearson, 2006.
    Mano & Kime, “Logic and Computer Design Fundamentals”, 4th Ed., Prentice Hall, 2008.
    Brown & Vranesic, “Fund. Of Dig. Logic with VHDL Design” (2nd Ed.), McGraw Hill, 2005.

    Catalog Description: Asynchronous logic system. Algorithmic state machines. CPU organization.
    Construction of arithmetic logic unit. Process control architectures. Instruction modalities.
    Microprogramming. Bit slicing. Prerequisite: EEE 248 or consent of the department.

    Course Objectives: We will learn about the components of a computer system organization, and
    instruction set architectures. We will build on the knowledge of microcontroller macro-coding from EEE
    347, and study hardware and micro-programmed control for single- and multi-cycle datapath design. I/O
    organizations, asynchronous logic design concepts will be covered as time allows this term. EEE-446
    (next term) will follow from where we left off. Those without EEE 347 background can take the course, but
    let the instructor know in advance.

    Course Outline (Tentative):


    Week Week HW HW
    LECTURE
    # Starts Out Due
    1 28-Sep Intro. to Computer System Architecture and Organization
    2 5-Oct Computer Components and Program Concept; Instructions 1
    3 12-Oct Instruction Set Architecture Design 2 1
    4 19-Oct Instruction Sets and Addressing Modes 3 2
    5 26-Oct Addressing Modes; Program Control; Data Types
    6 2-Nov Midterm #1; Sequential Design Review
    7 9-Nov Fetch-Decode-Execute cycle 4 3
    8 16-Nov Single-Cycle Datapath for Fetch-Decode-Execute 5 4
    9 23-Nov Single-Cycle Datapath & Control for Fetch-Decode-Execute 6 5
    10 30-Nov Multi-Cycle Datapath & Control Design
    11 7-Dec Microprogrammed Control 7 6
    12 14-Dec Microprogrammed Control Examples 8 7
    13 21-Dec Midterm #2; Input/Output
    14 28-Dec Interrupts, Traps 9 8
    15 4-Jan Buses; PCI example 9
    16 11-Jan Final’s week
    17 18-Jan Final's week
    Note: No class on 29-10-09.
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    Grading: Midterm 1 : 20% Tentatively on November 3 in class
    nd
    Midterm 2 : 25% Tentatively on December 22 in class
    Final : 35% Date/Time/Place To Be Determined
    H.W. + Attendance : 20% Late assignments penalized 20% per week day

     Brush up on C programming language and VHDL for homeworks/projects.


     Those who fail to follow the rules of academic honesty will fail the class. ALL course work
    should be completed independently.
     Attendance is higly recommended to do well in the class.
     Will use METU-Online to post HWs, Labs, solutions, lecture notes, announcements, etc.

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