Computer Architecture and Organization: An Integrated Approach by Miles Murdocca and Vincent Heuring

  Computer architecture and organization are two interrelated aspects of the modern digital computer. Computer architecture refers to the design of the instruction set, the registers, the memory, and the input/output devices of a computer system. Computer organization refers to the implementation of the architecture using hardware components, such as logic gates, wires, transistors, and circuits. Understanding both the architecture and the organization of a computer system is essential for anyone who wants to study computer-related fields, such as programming, operating systems, networking, and security.

  One of the books that provides an accessible introduction to computer architecture and organization is Computer Architecture and Organization: An Integrated Approach by Miles Murdocca and Vincent Heuring . This book covers all the major topics normally found in a first course in computer architecture or computer organization, such as data representation, arithmetic, instruction set architecture, datapath and control, languages and the machine, memory, buses and peripherals, networking and communication, and advanced computer architecture. The book also uses a unique approach that connects the programmer's view of a computer system with the underlying hardware and peripheral devices, providing a thorough, three-dimensional view of what goes on inside the machine.




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