CIS 2010 Computer Organization

In this course, the student gains a basic understanding of computer hardware through introduction to binary data representation, pointers, and memory through the C programming language. This knowledge expands to include the functioning of the CPU including registers, ALU, and simple I/O and culminates in an introduction to assembly language.

• School

  School of Engineering and Computing

• Number

  2010

• Subject

  Computer (CIS)

• Semester

  Spring

• Lecture/Lab/Seminar Hours

  3 hours of lecture, 2 hours of lab per week

• Prerequisites

  • CIS 2025 C Programming
  • CIS 2262 Introduction to Java Programming II
  • CIS 2271 Java Programming

• Additional Prerequisites

  • CIS 2025 or CIS 2262 or 2271 with a C- or better

• Corequisites

  • MAT 2120 Discrete Structures
  • CIS 1120 Introduction to Information Science & Technology

• Credits

  4