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Describe an embedded system using one example.
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Duplicate: Briefly define immediate addressing.
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What is an Instruction Set?
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Briefly define Procedural dependency
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If the size of the memory is 2GB and block size is 4 Bytes, then which cache line is supposedly be holding the memory block with number "256" if cache supports Direct Mapping.
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Duplicate: What is the relationship between instructions and micro-operations?
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Explain eight (8) characteristics of memory systems and their impact on data processing. Give an example in each case.
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Discuss the major functions of the computer and explain in your own words, how these functions are carried out by the computer.
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Discuss the importance of interrupts in the functioning of a computer and explain how interrupts are handled in instruction execution.
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Compare and contrast three (3) performance assessment methods that could be used in evaluating the performance of computers. In each case demonstrate how it could be used to evaluate the performance of a set of computers.
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Explain different micro operation with an example of minimum 6 bits
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Duplicate: What is the typical disc sector size?
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What are the fuctions of condition codes
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Explain more about the importance of the elements you mentioned earlier?
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Duplicate: What is the essential characteristic of the superscalar approach to processor design?
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Why is the RAM slower in processing speed than other processors?
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Explain the reason why Optimal is not possible to be implemented.
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What is the difference between the cache write-back policy and write-through policy in terms of the complexity of the technique?
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Duplicate: List and briefly define the main structural components of a computer?
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Duplicate: For a set-associative cache, a main memory address is viewed as consisting of three fields. List and define the three fields.
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Into what line would bytes with each of the following addresses be stored? 0001 0001 0001 1011 1100 0011 0011 0100 1101 0000 0001 1101 1010 1010 1010 1010
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What is the overall speedup if you make 10% of a program 90 times faster
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At the integrated circuit level, what are the three principal constituents of a computer system?
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What is the key distinguishing feature of a microprocessor?
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A microprocessor is clocked at a rate of 5 GHz. a. How long is a clock cycle? b. What is the duration of a particular type of machine instruction consisting of three clock cycles?
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Duplicate: What is the difference between the twos complement representation of a number and the twos complement of a number
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What is the difference between a one-pass assembler and a two-pass assembler?
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List and briefly define four different kinds of assembly language statements.
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What are the typical elements of an assembly language statement.
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List some advantages of assembly language compared to high-level languages
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List some disadvantages of assembly language compared to high-level languages.
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What is an assembly language?
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List some reasons why it is worthwhile to study assembly language programming.
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List some advantages of a shared L2 cache among cores compared to separate dedicated L2 caches for each core.
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At a top level, what are the main design variables in a multicore organization?
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List some examples of applications that benefit directly from the ability to scale throughput with the number of cores.
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Why is there a trend toward allocating an increasing fraction of chip area to cache memory?
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Give several reasons for the choice by designers to move to a multicore organization rather than increase parallelism within a single processor.
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Summarize the differences among simple instruction pipelining, superscalar, and simultaneous multithreading.
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