Intro to CompEng Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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Boolean operations

A

AND OR XOR NOT

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2
Q

Who computes boolean operations?

A

Gates

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3
Q

A circuit built from gates. They can store one bit

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Flip-Flops

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4
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It’s an unit of main memory. It’s typically 8 bits=1 byte)

A

Cell

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5
Q

Most significant bit

A

en solda

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6
Q

Least significant bit

A

en sağda

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7
Q

It identifies one cell in main memory

A

Adress

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8
Q

Memory in which individual cells can be easily accessed in any order

A

Random Access Memory RAM

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9
Q

RAM composed of volatile memory

A

DRAM

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10
Q

KB … bytes

A

2^10

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11
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MB …bytes

A

2^20

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12
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GB …bytes

A

2^30

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13
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Additional Devices

A

Magnetic disks
CDs
DVDs
Magnetic tape
Flash drives
Solid-state disks

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14
Q

Circuits that traps electrons in tiny silicon dioxide chambers
Repeated erasing slowly damages the media

A

Flash Memory

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15
Q

Provides GBs of storage

A

SD Cards

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16
Q

ASCII

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uses patterns of 7-bit to represent most symbols used in written English

17
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ISO

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developed 8-bit extensions to ASCII each designed to accommodate a major language group

18
Q

Unicode

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uses patterns up to 21-bits to represent the symbols used in languages world wide, 16-bit for world’s commonly used languages

19
Q

Computer have two limitations when representing numeric values

A

Overflow : when value is too big
Truncation : when a value cannot be represented accurately

20
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Two’s complement notation

A

The most popular means of representing integer values

21
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Excess notation

A

Means of representing integer values

22
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Both Two’s complement and excess notation can suffer from ….. errors

23
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Storing Fractions (kesirler)

A

Floating-point notation

24
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Floating-point notation includes

A

sign bit exponent mantissa

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Compressing images for cartoons for photos for photo archiving
GIFs are good for cartoons JPEG is good for photos TIFF is good for image archiving
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Compressing audio or video
MPEG is good for +high definition TV broadcast +video conferencing MP3 is good for +temporal masking +Frequency masking
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Communication errors
parity bits (even versus odd) Checkbytes Error correcting codes
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Computer architecture
Central proccessing unit (CPU) or processor BUS Motherboard
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CPU has .........
Arithmetic/Logic unit vs. Control unit Registers +General purpose +Special purpose
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Bus connects .......... and .................
CPU and main memory
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Machine language philosophies
RISC = Reduced Instruction Set Computing Ex: PowerPC from Apple/IBM/Motorola/ARM CISC = Complex Instruction Set Computing Ex: Intel
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At machine cycle fetch : decode : execute :
getirme kod çözme çalıştırma
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Special-purpose registers
Program counter Instruction register