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  GENERAL INFORMATION

  Course Description:

  The program created will be more optimal if the programmer understands how computer hardware works. Computer Organization and Architecture is a course that teaches students how computer hardware works which includes how Input/Output works, bus systems, RAM, hard drives and other types of external memory, as well as how processors work in SAP and MIPS architectures.

  Learning Outcomes:

  CLO 1 (14%): Students are able to explain, apply, and analyze computer systems, input/output, and interconnection systems appropriately.
  CLO 2 (26%): Students are able to explain, apply, and analyze memory organization appropriately
  CLO 3 (30%): Students are able to explain, apply, and analyze SAP architecture appropriately
  CLO 4 (30%): Students are able to explain, apply, and analyze MIPS architecture appropriately

  Key references:

  [STA19]   Stalling, William. 2019. “Computer Organization and Architecture: Designing for Performance”. Prentice Hall.

  [MAL11]  Malvino, Albert Paul; Jerald A. Brown. 2011. “Digital Computer Electronics”. McGraw-Hill. New York.

  [HEN18]  Hennessy, John L. dan Patterson, David A. 2018. “Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface”. Morgan Kaufmann publisher Inc. San Fransisco. USA.

   

  Supporting References:

  [ABD17] Abdurohman, Maman. (2017). Organisasi dan Arsitektur Komputer. 4th ed. 2017.

  [HAR07] Harris, David Money & Sarah L. Harris. (2007). Digital Design and Computer Architecture. 1st ed. 2007.

  Course Requirements:

  1. Onsite face-to-face meetings are planned for 12x and online meetings are planned for 4x.

  2. Students are required to attend all meetings both onsite and online.

  3. Students are required to use the LMS to study the material and work on the questions in the LMS.

  4. Students are required to open slides and study the material independently.

  5. Students are required to open videos and answer any pop up questions (if any).

  6. Students are required to work on Quiz / Assignment questions.

  7. Students must be active in the discussion forum on the LMS.

  Attendance requirements:

  Students are considered present if:

  1) Attending lectures that are mandatory.

  2) Working on quiz questions or assignments at the meeting.

  3) Arguing or answering questions in the forum provided.