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COMP 2113
Computer Organization
We will cover the following topics in this course: the C programming language, explicit dynamic memory allocation machine-level representation of programs; processor architecture; program optimization; the memory hierarchy; processes; and more. A significant part of this course involves actually writing programs in assembly language and the C programming language that implement the above topics, for homework and on exams. Prerequisite(s):
COMP 1300
.
COMP 2314
is recommended.
Credits
3