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    Computer Organisation

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    1. Analyse the von Neumann architecture, which is the basis for most digital computers today, with respect to the von Neumann bottleneck. [5 marks] 2. What are the limitations of Moore’s Law? Why can’t this law hold forever? Explain [4 marks] Intel Founder Gordon Moore stated “The density of Transistors in an integrated circuit will double every year” There are physical and financial limitations. At the current rate of miniaturaturization, it would take about 500 years to put the entire solar

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    Building a computer When people hear that some people build their own computer, they automatically decide that it must be some very challenging task that requires a wizard of all things electronic. I will demonstrate otherwise, by starting with what parts to purchase for a good computer tailored to what is being planned on being done with it. Be it playing games, video-editing, or just simple internet browsing. Moving onward to an almost as essential step as putting it together: what tools are going

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    1) What made modern computers possible- Is The invention that could do calculations and other information with no moving parts. Which was electronic components. Electronic components a fast efficient machine such as Babbage (who designed the mechanical calculating machines that are the ancestor of computers today) proposed could be built with all four components essential to modern computing. 2) What are four components essential to modern computing- Input, Storage, Processor, Output

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    Ever since I was a grade schooler, I actually enjoyed experimenting with Linux terminal coding and programming on my computer. I can’t forget the very first moment that a simple program I developed started to work correctly. The beauty of computer science and computer engineering lies in the notion that even with the numerous innovations in the field, there does exist plenty of room for improvement. Watching and following the latest trends in the area of embedded systems, robotics, security and other

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    A long time ago, when I used computer for the first time. I played a computer game called Logo in 3rd grade, which inclined me towards computer. The first day we tried the program, we had trouble actually moving the darned triangle on the screen. We were supposed to draw a geometric shape with the little triangle character, which the teacher called a "turtle”. Movement was slow and unwieldy. We took turns to type in step-by-step commands, such as "rotate 90" or "pen up". But the question is who was

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    1.INTRODUCTION The abbreviation CALL means Computer Assisted Language Learning. Recent years have shown an explosion of interest in using computers for language teaching and learning. The role of computers in language instruction has now become an important issue confronting large numbers of language teachers throughout the World. No doubt, computers make excellent teaching tools and computer technology has also contributed to language teaching and learning. Especially in teaching languages in any

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    Computer systems analysts are popular careers due to the evolution of new technology. There will always be a need for a systems analyst to help merge technology with business (Ku, 2014, pg. 33). “A computer systems analyst studies, organizes, designs, and maintains information systems to aid organizations function more efficiently and effectively” (Ku, 2014, pg. 32). Focusing on designing and organizing information, helps create a better understanding of the overall project or concept. The world

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    computer waste

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    consequences of poorly designed and improperly utilized information systems. For managers and users to have such an influence, they must be properly educated. This paper examines about computer waste and computer related mistakes and their causes; and the necessary measures to avoid them. 1. Introduction Computers have become such valuable tools that today’s

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    One way in which computers and computer science has become so widespread is due to it being easy to learn and integrate into schools. The basics of computer science can be learned fairly quickly as the majority of computer programming is simple logic. It is so easy to learn that in Tennessee schools have begun teaching student the basics of computer programming as early as the third grade. This just goes to show how learning computer programming can be just as easily taught as basic maths and

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    Whenever people play on their phones, work on their computers, or are just chilling out and playing games on the gaming consoles they own they don’t ever really think about what’s behind the program, app, or game they are playing. The thought of what makes them up is never really a big deal and the thought of how much work went into all those tiny details never crosses their minds. It all just comes together in this one big program that nobody really gives a second thought about. Whenever I say that

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