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Syllabus BCA201

Computer Organization and Micro Processors


Gujarat University SY BCA Syllabus (Revised) Effective from June, 2006
PART I
1. Modern Computer Organization 10%
Introduction
Man and computing User and Computer
Computer Organization
Main Memory
CPU operation
Interrupt Concept
Bus Concept
Computer Types
Booting sequence
2. CPU Architecture and Instruction Set 15%
Introduction
CISC vs. RISC,
Introduction set Design (excluding flowcharts)
Addressing Modes
Data representation
Binary data Delivering negative news effectively
3. Computer Arithmetic 20%
Introduction
Gates: - AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR
Flip- Flops:- D, JK
Decoder
Encoder
Multiplexer
Demultiplxer
Fixed point arithmetic:- Sign Extension
Integer Addition:- Unsigned addition (excluding Adders)
Signed two’s complement addition
Integer Subtraction (excluding Circuits)
Integer Multiplication: - Multiplication of unsigned and signed numbers (excluding diagrams), 2’s complement Multiplication
Integer division:- Division of unsigned integers, Floating Point Arithmetic
4. Processor design and Data Path 5%
Processor design Process
Main Memory Interface
5. Main Memory Design 10%
Introduction
Memory Parameters
Classification of Memory
Main Memory Allocation
6. Memory Management techniques 10%
Introduction
Memory hierarchy
Main memory drawbacks
Instruction prefetch (excluding sum ),
Cache Memory
Principle of cache
Hit and Miss
Direct mapping
Associative Mapping
Set-Associative mapping
Cache replacement
Cache write policy
Multi-level cache
Associative Memory
PART II
1. Introduction to Microprocessors 10%
Evolution
single-chip microcomputer
embedded microprocessors
micro-programming
RISC and CISC processors
2. 16-bit Intel Microprocessor 15%
Intel -8086
pin description minimum and maximum modes
operating modes
register organization
BIU and EU
interrupts
addressing modes
3. Other Microprocessors 5%
Pentium
Pentium Pro
Alpha
Cyrix
MIPS
Sun’s SPARC
AMD
TEXT BOOK:
PART I
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE AND ORANIZATION By B Govindarajalu
PART II
Advanced Microprocessor and Interfacing ( 30 % ) Authr : Badri Ram


Total Marks of this Subject 100 Marks
External (University ) Examination 70 Marks
Internal Sessional Examination 20 Marks
Term Work 10 Marks
Teaching Hours per week 3 Hrs
Practicals There is no practical in this subject.

Last Updated on 10th Jun 2009