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Computer Architecture Tutorial

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Quote: "This tutorial introduces undergraduate students to computer architecture concepts of caches and pipelining . It contains examples, interactive applets and some problems with solutions to illustrate basic ideas."
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Material Type: Presentation
Technical Format: HTML/Text
Date Added to MERLOT: January 15, 2003
Date Modified in MERLOT: February 15, 2016
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Send email to prabhu@cs.iastate.edu
Submitter: Richard M. Day

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Primary Audience: College General Ed
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Language: English
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Avatar for Heath Flowers
13 years ago

Heath Flowers (Student)

This is an informative and well done website on Memory Hierarchy. I would really
reccomend using this site in the classroom.
Used in course

Avatar for John McClelland
13 years ago

John McClelland (Student)

Very professional site that is well structured. An excellent site for classroom
instruction or suggested reading for students. Easy to get around. Well Done

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Lots of information but structired to easily find what you are looking for and
to navigate. Good use of tables and examples. Plainly well done.
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