CWRU EECS 3141 Computer designers must be experienced: in both hardware and software co-design, as well as in embedded applications, be familiar with optimization.

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CWRU EECS 3141 Computer designers must be experienced: in both hardware and software co-design, as well as in embedded applications, be familiar with optimization techniques to perform the specific program using the least size, power, and time. Modern PC Design: System-on-a-Chip How do we design such large systems…. 12 million logic gates can now be placed on a single chip

CWRU EECS 3142 Course Textbook Textbook:Computer Organization and Design “The Hardware/Software Interface” John L. Hennessy & Patterson Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, 2nd edition ISBN = , Material are based on this textbook! Avoiding it will be hard. The Spim Simulator Spim download: Spim runnable code samples (Hello World.s, simplecalc.s,...) Please download & install first week of class. Optional Textbook:The C Programming Lanaguage Brian W. Kernighan & Dennis M. Ritche Pentice Hall, 2nd Edition, ISBN =

CWRU EECS 3143 Course Instructors fxw12 Office/Phone:Olin Room 514Phone: (216) cap2 Office/Phone:Olin Room 506Phone: (216) preferred form of communication Course Website: Office hours: generally before & after class Co-Instructors:Francis Wolff & Papachristou

CWRU EECS 3144 Course Graders / Teaching Assistants Primary Grader: Ramakrishnan Vijayakumar Office:Olin 413, Embedded Systems Lab Phone:TBA Preferred form of communication Office hours: TBA Priority: Graders/TAs then Instructor

CWRU EECS 3145 Course Grading Exams = Projects = 25% each Wednesday February 6:Chapters 3,2,1 Monday March 4:Chapter 4 Monday April 8:Chapter 5-6 Monday April 29:Chapter Total: 4 exams and 1 programming project Tentative Exam dates: ((disclaimer: subject to change in time/topics) 1 week advanced confirmation notice) Homeworks assigned for next class day

CWRU EECS 3146 Course Schedule Class: Monday & Wednesday 4:30-5:45pm Last Class:April 29 (Last Exam) Spring Break:March st Class:Monday January 14 Get Unix & NT accounts No Class:Monday January 21 (MLK day)

CWRU EECS 3147 Course Outline Concepts 1. Introduction: Introduction to architecture & assembly. 2. Instruction Set Design: Cost and performance. 3. Computer System Design: Single- & Multi- Cycle. 4. Data Path Design: ALU, Multipliers, Registers, Instruction Sequencing & Control: FSM & Microcode. 6. Pipeline Design: Fundamental principles. 7. Memory Systems: RAM, Cache, Memory hierarchies. 8. Input - Output and Communications: buses.