Reviews for Structured Computer Organization

The average rating for Structured Computer Organization based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-04-10 00:00:00 Rob Stevenson I've been hacking pretty deep on computers for more than half my life - I wrote my first 6502 assembly code at age 12, back in 1984 or so. But I never understood any of the details of what was going inside the box, I've never gone below the assembly code level before. I have to take the Computer Science GRE (bleah!) soon, though, so that was a good excuse to learn a little computer architecture. (I did fine on it, btw!). Tanenbaum is a great book to learn that from. It's a bit simplistic (perfect sophomore CS textbook, I think), but the organization that he presents is excellent and it's fun to read. He starts from the bottom, a transistor (sadly, no quantum mechanics), and moves up through logic gates, LSI, simple computer design, VLSI, microcode, and then up to the software that runs on the hardware. Hardware makes sense to me now! Well, at least more so.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-06-14 00:00:00 Ssssssssssssss Ewqewq Ничего не понял, но картинки ржачные