Cs 123-introduction To Computer Organization And Computer Evolution
39 Questions
| Total Attempts: 122
The quiz evaluates the student on his/her knowledge on the inner workings of a computer which is subdivided in to two groups; Computer Architecture and Computer Organization
Questions and Answers
- 1.Enumerate the parts of the von neumann architecture
- 2.Enumerate the parts of a the control unit of a processor
- 3.What is the speed of eniac in performing additions?
- 4.What consists of a chip
- A.
Memory cells
- B.
Memory devices
- C.
Logic gates
- D.
Integrated circuits
- E.
Vacuum tubes
- F.
Transistors
- G.
Capacitors
- H.
Resistors
- 5.What are the components of the memory did eniac used?
- 6.The weight of eniac in tons
- 7.The way in which the components are interrelated
- 8.The operation of each individual component as part of the structure
- 9.The name of the processor Intel manufactured that can add two 4 bit numbers and can multiply by repeated addition
- 10.The name of the mathematician whose architectural design is still used in computers today
- 11.The name of the co founder of Intel
- 12.The meaning of IBM
- 13.The first commercially manufactured computer by Eckert and Mauchly Computer Corporation
- 14.The area eniac occupied in feet
- 15.The amount of transistors that can be put in a single chip each year as predicted by a co founder of Intel microprocessors
- 16.Some mechanism that provides for communication among the control unit. ALU, and registers
- 17.Refers to those attributes of a system visible to a programmer that directly affects the logical execution of a program
- 18.Refers to the operational units and refers to the operational units and their interconnections that realize the architectural specifications
- 19.Provides storage internal to the CPU
- 20.Performs the computer’s data processing functions
- 21.People who supervised the construction of eniac
- 22.Part of the 4 essential functions of a computer - Involves temporary or secondary storage of data
- 23.Part of the 4 essential functions of a computer - Involves the transfer of data from one point to another
- 24.Part of the 4 essential functions of a computer - Involves the user giving instructions to the computer
- 25.Part of the 4 essential functions of a computer - Involves arithmetic and logical operations
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