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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Data Representation in Computer Systems. Chapter 2 Objectives. Understand the fundamentals of numerical data representation and manipulation in digital computers. Master the skill of converting between various radix systems.

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ABOUT COMPUTER

ABOUT COMPUTER. COMPUTER. It is an Electronic Device which Accepts data supplied by the user. Inputs, Stores and Executes Instructions. Performs Mathematical and Logical Operations. Outputs Results according to the user Requirements. DATA.

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CSC 317 Computer Organization and Architecture

CSC 317 Computer Organization and Architecture. Chapter 2: Data Representation Spring 2007. Chapter 2 Objectives. Understand the fundamentals of numerical data representation and manipulation in digital computers. Master the skill of converting between various radix systems.

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Chapter 1 Digital Systems and Binary Numbers

Digital Logic Design . Chapter 1 Digital Systems and Binary Numbers . CSE-221 Lectures: 3 hours/week Digital Logic Design Credits: 3

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Digital Logic Design

Digital Logic Design. CHAPTER 1 BINARY SYSTEMS. Digital Computers & Digital Systems. the most striking property of a digital computer is its generality. It can follow a sequence of instructions, called a program, that operates on given data.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. The Mass Media Industries. Mass Media Industry. Books Newspapers Magazines Recordings Radio Movies Television The Internet. The Evolution of Mass Communication. Pictures. Pictographs. Pictographs. First Camera. Television. Paper. Egyptian Papyrus. Greek Parchment.

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Registers & Counters

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Introduction to computing

Introduction to computing. Dr. Asaf Varol avarol@mix.wvu.edu. Basic operation performed by a computer. Arithmetic Operations : Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division Logical operations : the sign or the comparative magnitude of two numbers

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I Real world systems and processes

I Real world systems and processes Mostly continuous (at the macroscopic level): time, acceleration, chemical reactions Sometimes discrete: quantum states, mass (# of atoms) Mathematics to represent physical systems is continuous (calculus)

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Carbon meets Silicon (& the $1000 human genome) Oct 9, 2002 HBS

Carbon meets Silicon (& the $1000 human genome) Oct 9, 2002 HBS. gggatttagc tcagttggg agagcgcca gactgaa ga t ttg gag g tcctgtgtt cgatccac agaattc gcacca. Post- 300 genomes & 3D structures. 6. Commericial Advisory Roles & Technology-transfer.

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CSE 101 Spring 2000

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CSE 301 History of Computing

CSE 301 History of Computing. Electromechanical & Analog Computing. The typewriter. First practical typewriter invented by Christopher Latham Sholes in 1867 Soon sold by Remington

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Engineering and Technology

Engineering and Technology. By Sean McIntee. Fiber Optic Communication System. Five Parts: Encoder/Modulator Transmitter Fiber Detector Demodulator. http://www.home-theater-accessories-resource.com/Images/Pictures/fiber%20optics.jpg. Fiber Optic Imaging.

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Digital Computers

Digital Computers. Logic Gates & Applications. Digital Computers. Types of Material (Electric Conductivity) Insulator Rubber / wood Conductor Copper / Gold / Iron / Water Semiconductor Silicon / Germanium Superconductor ???. Semi-Conductor Devices. Wire (conductor) Resistor Diode

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OLA Super Conference 2008

Demystifying the Librarian/TechnicianDilemma in the Digital Age. Oi-Veh!. OLA Super Conference 2008. Demystifying the Technician/ Librarian Dilemma in the Digital Age. Management Perspective. Demystifying the Technician/ Librarian Dilemma in the Digital Age. Why the Dilemma?

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DRAM capacity

DRAM capacity. 1000M ~2004. 1000 100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001. 512M. 256M. 64M. 16M. 4M. Mbit capacity. 1M. 64K. 256K. 15K. 1976 1978 1980 1982 1984 1986 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000. Abstract view of a computer.

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CSE 301 History of Computing

CSE 301 History of Computing. Electromechanical Computing. The typewriter. First practical typewriter invented by Christopher Latham Sholes in 1867 Soon sold by Remington

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Computability (Solvability)

Computability (Solvability). Can all functions be computed? . Clock example. Your Job: Let me know as soon as the clock stops. Let me know as soon as the clock never stops. Which one of these is not possible?. Repeat as long as X is not equal to 0 Add one to X

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