Computer Organization and Architecture Course

Pengajar-Pengajar
Manuel Manatap |

This course introduces the fundamental concepts of Computer Organization and Architecture through five learning modules. Students will study the role of operating systems, instruction sets, addressing modes, processor structure, and RISC architecture. Learning materials are provided in PDF format and supported by instructional videos to strengthen understanding of each topic.

Course Information

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, students will be able to:

- Explain the role and functions of an operating system.
- Understand the basic concepts of instruction sets.
- Describe different addressing modes used by processors.
- Explain the structure and organization of a processor.
- Understand the principles and characteristics of RISC architecture.

Course Topics

This course covers the following topics:

- Module 1 – Operating System
- Module 2 – Instruction Sets
- Module 3 – Addressing Modes
- Module 4 – Processor Structure
- Module 5 – RISC Architecture

Teaching Methodology

This course uses a combination of:

- PDF learning materials
- Instructional videos

Students are encouraged to study each module sequentially and use the provided videos as supplementary learning resources.

Course Materials

Course materials include:

- PDF learning modules (Modules 1–5)
- Supporting instructional videos
- Text explanations

Learning Resources

Recommended References:

- William Stallings – Computer Organization and Architecture
- Computer Organization and Design by Patterson & Hennessy
- Educational videos from YouTube