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TI-II: Rechnerarchitektur

The module Computer Architecture covers the basic concepts and architectures of computer systems. This includes among others: Harvard/v. Neumann architecture, microarchitecture, RISC/CISC, microprogramming, assembler, pipelining, superscalar pipelines, VLIW, cache, cache coherence, memory hierarchy, bus systems, multiprocessor systems, branch prediction, benchmarking, vector pipelines, parallelization, clusters.

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TypVorlesung
Dozent/inProf. Dr. Katinka Wolter
InstitutionInstitute of Computer Science
Freie Universität Berlin
SemesterSS 12
Veranstaltungsumfang
Leistungspunkte5
RaumTakustraße 9 HS 008
Zeit
Office Hours: Mo 12-14

 Time: Friday, 10-12


Tutorials

  • Dienstag 12 - 14 Uhr - Takustraße 9 SR 053 - Viet Do
  • Dienstag 14 - 16 Uhr - Arnimallee 3 SR 119 - Markus Rudolph
  • Mittwoch 10 - 12 Uhr - Takustraße 9 SR 055 - Viet Do
  • Donnerstag 12 - 14 Uhr - Takustraße 9 SR 051 - Uwe Kuehn
  • Donnerstag 12 - 14 Uhr - Takustraße 9 SR 053 - Matthias Dräger
  • Donnerstag 14 - 16 Uhr - Takustraße 9 SR 053 - Matthias Dräger
  • Donnerstag 14 - 16 Uhr - Takustraße 9 K40 - Uwe Kuehn
  • Donnerstag 16 - 18 Uhr - Takustraße 9 SR 055 - Marco Jeschke
  • Freitag 8 - 10 Uhr - Takustraße 9 SR 053 - Marco Jeschke

Zielgruppe

1st year BSc or Diploma students

Voraussetzungen

none

Literaturliste

Basic text books for this course

  • A. S. Tanenbaum, J. Goodman: Structured Computer Organization, 4. edition, Prentice Hall, 1999 / Computerarchitektur, 4. Auflage, Pearson Studium, 2001
  • D. A. Patterson, J L. Hennesy: Computer Organization and Design, 3. edition, Morgan Kaufmann, 2005 / Rechnerorganisation und –entwurf, 3. Auflage, Elsevier, 2005

Advanced text books for this course

  • D. E. Comer: Essentials of Computer Architecture, Pearson, 2005
  • J. L. Hennessy, D. A. Patterson: Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach. 3. ed., Morgan Kaufmann, 2002
  • W. Oberschelp, G. Vossen: Rechneraufbau und Rechnerstrukturen, 8. Auflage Oldenbourg-Verlag München, 2000
  • J. P. Hayes: Computer Architecture and Organization, McGraw Hill, 3. ed., 1998
  • W. Stallings: Computer Organization and Architecture, 5. ed., Prentice Hall, 2001

KVV page

 FAQ:Do I have to register for/participate in the tutorials if i already got active and continuous participation earlier?
No, you don't have to. As Bachelor these two pillars are already recorded in Campus Managment. As Diplomate be sure to be able to prove that you already achived these pillars. It still would be a good idea to participate, though. Without constant exercise you have no idea what our focus is and it's probalbly way more difficult to succeed in the examination, too.

Materials

Exercises

Exercises are to be turned in into your tutors box in front of room 137 til 10:15o'clock.  They will be handed out through Blackboard.

Examination

will be announced

Criteria for successful participation

  • Active participation in the tutorials is essential!
    • Minimum n-2 times present
  • Hand-in your assignments on time
    • Teamwork is required, 2-3 students per team
  • At least 50% of the max. number of points from the assignments required
  • Successful submission of at least n-1 assignments
    • Successful = at least 50% of the max. number of points
  • Each student with a correct answer must be able to present the assignment during the tutorials
    • At least 3x presentation during the tutorials
  • At least 50% of the max. number of points required in the exam
    • Only the exam counts for grading!