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Computer Architecture

Computer Architecture. Instructor: Prof. Anshul Kumar, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Delhi. The aim of this course is to learn how computers work, the basic principles common across all computers, how to analyze their performance, how computers are designed and built, and issues affecting modern processors such as caches and pipelines. Topics covered in the lectures include: history of computers, instruction set architecture, performance evaluation of processors, ALU design, multiplier design, divider design, floating point arithmetic, processor design, pipelined processor design, memory hierarchy, and input/output subsystem. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 13 - Multiplier Design


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Lecture 01 - Introduction to Computer Architecture
Lecture 02 - History of Computers
Lecture 03 - Instruction Set Architecture I
Lecture 04 - Instruction Set Architecture II
Lecture 05 - Instruction Set Architecture III
Lecture 06 - Recursive Programs
Lecture 07 - Architecture Space: Features of MIPS ISA, RISC and CISC
Lecture 08 - Architecture Examples: PowerPC, SPARC, VAX, Intel x86
Lecture 09 - Performance and Cost
Lecture 10 - Performance Evaluation of Processors
Lecture 11 - Binary Arithmetic, ALU Design
Lecture 12 - ALU Design, Overflow
Lecture 13 - Multiplier Design
Lecture 14 - Divider Design
Lecture 15 - Fast Addition, Multiplication
Lecture 16 - Floating Point Arithmetic
Lecture 17 - Processor Design: Introduction
Lecture 18 - Processor Design: Simple Design
Lecture 19 - Processor Design: Simple Design (cont.)
Lecture 20 - Processor Design: Multi Cycle Approach
Lecture 21 - Processor Design: Control for Multi Cycle
Lecture 22 - Processor Design: Microprogrammed Control
Lecture 23 - Processor Design: Exception Handling
Lecture 24 - Pipelined Processor Design: Basic Idea
Lecture 25 - Pipelined Processor Design: Data Path and Control
Lecture 26 - Pipelined Processor Design: Handling Data Hazards
Lecture 27 - Pipelined Processor Design: Handling Control Hazards
Lecture 28 - Memory Hierarchy: Basic Idea
Lecture 29 - Memory Hierarchy: Cache Organization
Lecture 30 - Memory Hierarchy: Cache Organization (cont.)
Lecture 31 - Memory Hierarchy: Virtual Memory
Lecture 32 - Memory Hierarchy: Virtual Memory (cont.)
Lecture 33 - Input/Output Subsystem: Introduction
Lecture 34 - Input/Output Subsystem: Interfaces and Buses
Lecture 35 - Input/Output Subsystem: Interfaces and Buses (cont.)
Lecture 36 - Input/Output Subsystem: I/O Operations
Lecture 37 - Input/Output Subsystem: Designing I/O Systems
Lecture 38 - Concluding Remarks