Computer Architecture & Digital Systems

Name: Computer Architecture & Digital Systems
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Understand how computers work from logic gates to CPUs. Covers boolean algebra, binary representations, processor architecture, the memory hierarchy, x86-64 assembly, and I/O systems -- modelled after MIT 6.004, CMU 15-213, and Nand to Tetris.

8 hours

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Updated May 2026

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What You'll Learn

Design combinational circuits using boolean algebra and Karnaugh maps

Represent integers and floating-point numbers in binary

Explain CPU architecture: ALU, registers, instruction set, pipelining

Describe the memory hierarchy and cache eviction policies

Read and write basic x86-64 assembly

Explain how I/O devices communicate with the CPU via interrupts and DMA

Prerequisites

Basic programming experience
Understanding of binary and hexadecimal (helpful but taught in course)

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LevelIntermediate

Duration8 hours

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