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Core concepts of computer architecture for computer science studies

International journal of applied research · 2021 · Vol. 7(4) · pp. 413–415

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This article discusses the framework of Computer Architecture (CA) for Computer Science (CS) learners. The core is made up of three distinct layers. Essential stages include a comprehensive understanding of a computer system's hardware and software components. Almost all of CA's latest features are found in the heart. The core was created with the help of lecturers from a multitude of different organizations, but it depicts a collective effort to identify key topics in computer architecture.

Distributed and Parallel Computing SystemsExperimental Learning in EngineeringMultitudeCore (optical fiber)ArchitectureComputer scienceKey (lock)SoftwareSoftware engineeringComputer architectureOperating systemTelecommunications
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