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CSC1032 Exam Notes
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Computer System and Design notes for first-semester examination at NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY 
 
Covered Topics: 
• The Digital Logic Level ( CMOS Inverter, Boolean Identities, Multiplexer, Decoder, Adder, propagation Delays) 
 
• Sequential Circuits: ( Hamming Distance, Parity Bit, Error Detecting Code, Generating Error Detecting Code, Clocks, SR Latch, Clocked SR Latch, Clock D Latch, Flip Flops , Registers, Memory Organization) 
 
• Microarchitecture Level: ( ALU, Data Path, Data Path Timin...
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CCCS 321 Quiz 1 Questions and Answers 100% Correct; McGill University
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CCCS 321 Quiz 1 Questions and Answers 100% Correct; McGill University 
CCCS 321 Quiz 1 Questions and Answers 100% Correct; McGill University 
 
Quiz 1: 
Which of the following is not a role of the operating system? 
-	Providing security by making sure that all applications are properly licensed 
-	Allocating resources (CPU, memory, disk, etc) 
-	Providing a user interface 
-	Preventing processes from improperly accessing memory 
 
Which of the following is/are part of the operating system servic...
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COP 4600 Unit 3 Exam Verified Questions and Answers 2024
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To do anything, a computer must be connected to _____ - I/O devices 
 
Port - A set of wires that connects an I/O device and the computer 
 
What does it mean when a device supports daisy-chained devices - It means that this device allows other devices to hook up to it 
 
Bus - common set of wires used by more than one I/O device 
 
Often, devices connect to ____ , which in turn connect to ____ - ports, buses 
 
Controller - a device that manages a port, a bus or I/O device. It's what the opera...
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INSY 2303 UTA Scott Final Questions with Certified Answers
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INSY 2303 UTA Scott Final Questions with Certified Answers Digital vs. Analog digital reads a series of ones and zeros, while analog reads a continuous flow of data. 
Lossy Describes a method of compression in which data is lost in a way that cannot be recovered from the compressed data. 
Lossless Compression a data compression algorithm that allows the original data to be perfectly reconstructed from the compressed data. 
pixel interpolation A process that is used by graphics software to averag...
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INSY 2303 UTA Scott Final Exam With Verified Solutions| Graded A+
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Digital vs. Analog digital reads a series of ones and zeros, while analog reads a continuous flow of 
data. 
Lossy Describes a method of compression in which data is lost in a way that cannot be recovered 
from the compressed data. 
Lossless Compression a data compression algorithm that allows the original data to be perfectly 
reconstructed from the compressed data. 
pixel interpolation A process that is used by graphics software to average the color of adjacent pixels 
in an image, usually whe...
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CPEN 4700 Exam Two Review (Answered) 100%
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CPU's Three Major Components 
An Arithmetic/Logic Unit (ALU) that performs computations on binary data. 
Registers that are used to hold operands and/or memory addresses for operands 
A control unit that controls and sequences the behavior of the other components (and rest of system) based on programmed instructions 
Von Neumann execution cycle 
Design of a machine that carries out the steps. Involves: Fetching, decoding, executing, and writing back in...
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IE 332 Exam 1 2024 With Complete Solution
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IE 332 Exam 1 2024 With Complete Solution 
 
Universal Turing Machine 
-infinite tape composed of cells, each contain a single character 
-machine can change info being stored, write new symbol, or move tape left or right 
-Mathematical model of computation 
-can be used to show what can be computed by any machine 
Computability 
-qualitative 
-what can be decided algorithmically 
Complexity 
-what resources (time/space/communication) are needed 
-emphasizes quantitative properties 
-P vs. NP ra...
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Final csc258 || with Accurate Answers 100%.
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mnemonic correct answers first part of assembly instruction i.e. add, addi..etc 
 
Design principles for MIPS Assembly correct answers 1. Simplicity favours regularity 
 - Instructions with a consistent number of operands are easier to code and handle 
2. Make the common case fast 
 - MIPS only has simple and commonly used instructions 
3. Smaller is faster (size of memory matters.) 
- reading from a small set of registers is faster 
4. good design demands good compromise 
- MIPS make compromise...
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IE 332 Exam 1 2024 With Complete Solution
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IE 332 Exam 1 2024 With Complete Solution 
 
Universal Turing Machine 
-infinite tape composed of cells, each contain a single character 
-machine can change info being stored, write new symbol, or move tape left or right 
-Mathematical model of computation 
-can be used to show what can be computed by any machine 
Computability 
-qualitative 
-what can be decided algorithmically 
Complexity 
-what resources (time/space/communication) are needed 
-emphasizes quantitative properties 
-P vs. NP ra...
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CPEN 4700 Exam Two Review (Answered) 100%
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CPEN 4700 Exam Two Review (Answered) 100% 
CPU's Three Major Components 
An Arithmetic/Logic Unit (ALU) that performs computations on binary data. 
Registers that are used to hold operands and/or memory addresses for operands 
A control unit that controls and sequences the behavior of the other components (and rest of system) based on programmed instructions 
Von Neumann execution cycle 
Design of a machine that carries out the steps. Involves: Fetching, decoding, executing, and writing back in...
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