Computer Architecture and Organization flashcards
20 flashcard decks by 18 users
This GoConqr page gathers Computer Architecture and Organization flashcards on topics from input/output systems to memory and buses. With over 10 decks, it supports university students and school students practising terminology and concepts, and teachers looking for ready-made material. Pick a deck and start revising.
Flashcards
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83 cardsCS150 conception about bigger space before?
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62 cardsModule 1 Flash Cards The ARM processor uses a load-store architecture? T/F?
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24 cards1) What is computer hardware? In a PC there are 2 chip sets, the northbridge and southbridge. What's the difference?
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15 cards01Handout1
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51 cardsUntitled
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20 cardsMicro-Architecture What is a microarchitecture and what is it made up of?
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15 cardsPipeline Purpose of pipeline
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9 cardsUntitled What are components of Neumann-Machine?
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17 cardsModule 5: Input/Output Systems Four subsystems of I/O
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7 cardsP05 What is the purpose of the Front-side bus?
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32 cards05 Handout 1
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5 cardsGPUs and their uses What is a GPU?
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4 cardsRam Types
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5 cardsCS331 exam CPU time =
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3 cardsComp Architecture Quiz 3 Industry Standard Architecture (ISA)
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6 cardsMapping Fully Associative: Address
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3 cardsCPU Buses
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3 cardsA-Computer science buses
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1 cardsGPU (Graphics Processing Unit) What is a GPU?
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1 cardsUntitled_1 Motherboard front panel Connectors AUDIO
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These decks offer short prompts on components, instructions and data transfer. “Module 5: Input/Output Systems” covers connections, memory-mapped input/output and transfer methods. “Micro-Architecture” includes questions on MIPS and instructions, while “Ram Types” includes cards on SRAM and DRAM.
Choose a deck to start
Start with the deck on computer hardware if you want to practise component vocabulary. For a more focused session, try “Pipeline”, which asks about the purpose of a pipeline and its speedup. “CS150” includes questions on parallel programming, multiprocessors, mainframes and supercomputers.
Revise with the cards
Work through one deck and pause to answer each prompt before checking the card. Return to terms or questions you find difficult, then revisit them in a later session. If you want a visual overview or a different way to test yourself, switch to a mind map or quiz on the unit page. Choose a topic and give a deck a try.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
The deck on computer hardware is a useful starting point for component vocabulary. If you already have a topic in mind, choose a more focused deck: “Pipeline” asks about pipeline purpose and speedup, while “Ram Types” includes cards on SRAM and DRAM.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The decks were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover topics including input/output systems, memory types, buses, pipelines and microarchitecture. “CS150” also has prompts on parallel programming and multiprocessors. Browse the deck titles to find a topic you want to practise, then use its cards to check your recall.