EEN 323Fundamentals of Computer Hardware
Electrical Engineering · Faculty of Engineering · 3 credits
Description
Basic computer system hardware architecture, implementation, organization, functionality, general feature of MIPS instruction set. Arithmetic floating point operations, performance evaluation using Amdahl’s law, pipelining, data and branch hazards, memory, IO hierarchies. Introduction of the parallel computing architecture in a cloud environment and graphic processing unit (GPU) architecture. Prerequisite: EEN 220.
Prerequisites
Common questions about EEN 323
What is EEN 323 at NDU?
EEN 323 Fundamentals of Computer Hardware is a 3-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Engineering. Basic computer system hardware architecture, implementation, organization, functionality, general feature of MIPS instruction set. Arithmetic floating point operations, performance evaluation using Amdahl’s law, pipelining, data and branch hazards, memory, IO hierarchies.
How many credits is EEN 323?
EEN 323 Fundamentals of Computer Hardware is worth 3 credits at NDU.
What are the prerequisites for EEN 323?
EEN 323 lists 1 prerequisite: EEN 220 Introduction to Logic Design.