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Study the principles of instruction set architecture and CPU design.

Understand memory organisation, caching, and performance tuning.

Explore input/output systems and hardware-software interaction.

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Course Overview: Computer Architecture

Computer Architecture explores the organisation and functioning of computer systems at the hardware and low-level software interface. This course covers digital logic, instruction set architecture (ISA), CPU design, memory hierarchies, input/output systems, and performance optimisation. Students will learn how hardware components interact, how instructions are executed, and how modern architectures support advanced computing tasks. With relevance to embedded systems, high-performance computing, and processor design, computer architecture provides a foundation for both software engineers and hardware specialists.

Study the principles of instruction set architecture and CPU design.

Understand memory organisation, caching, and performance tuning.

Explore input/output systems and hardware-software interaction.

Learn about parallelism, pipelining, and modern processor design.

Build a strong base for careers in systems engineering and hardware design.

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