A Course of Study in Computer Hardware Architecture

George E. Rossmann, Michael Flynn, Samuel H. Fuller, C. Gordon Bell, Fred Brooks, H. Hellerman

Computer · 1975 · 15 citations · 131 references

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Abstract

The subject of computer architecture as currently taught in most computer engineering and computer science programs is a mixture of architectural principles, organizational strategies, and implementation techniques. This blurring of the hierarchy of system levels that characterize the structure of a computer has made it very difficult for students ( and. often instructors as well) to determine what were the forces that led to the design decisions they have seen reflected in machines.

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