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VASA VI COLLEGE OF' ENGINEERING (Autonomous), HYDERA\BAD
M.C.A. (CBCS) !-Semester Backlog Examinations, Janua.ry-2018
Computer Organization
Time: 3 hours Man. Marks: 70
Note: Answer ALL questions in Part-A and any FIVE from Part-B

Part-A (1 0 x 2 = 20 Marks)
1. Determine by means of truth table the validity ofDeMorgan's theorem for three variables
(ABC) 1 = A 1 + B 1 + C 1.
2. Draw 4-bit synchronous binary counter.
3. Explain about Three-State Bus Buffers.
4. Illustrate the need for Accumulator.
5. Define a) Microprogram b) Micro-operation.
6. "A computer is not just a calculator but also a symbol manipulator", Justify.
7. List any four addressing modes where effective address is obtained by computation.
8. Write the steps in division algorithm.
9. Compare isolated 1/0 and memory-mapped I/0.
10. Draw the memory hierarchy in a computer system.

Part-B (5 X 10 =50 Marks)


11. a) Illustrate the working of a 4-to-1 line multiplexer using figure and function table. [5]
b) Explain different ways of integer representation. [5]

12. a) Discuss the working of a 4-bit binary adder using a figure_ [4]
b) Write and explain the steps involved in an Interrupt Cycle, using flowchart. [6]

13. a) Illustrate the need for program interrupt. [5]


b) Explain how the mapping from instruction code to a microinstruction address can be [5]
done by means of a read only memory.

14. a) How are branch instructions handled in a pipeline? [5]


b) Draw and explain one stage of a decimal arithmetic unit that can add or subtract two [5]
BCD digits.

15. a) Write about associative mapping and direct mapping in cache memory [5]
b) Explain Daisy-Chaining Priority, using a figure. [5]

16. a) State the different types of flip-flops. Explain using truth tables. [5]
b) Explain Instruction cycle with the help of a Flow Chart. [5]

17. Answer any two of the following:


a) Discuss the working of the Microprogram Sequencer [5]
b) Explain various addressing modes with an example [5]
c) Discuss Direct Memory Access in detail. [5]

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