Course Overview
Master Computer Organization & Architecture for GATE CSE, taught by Vishvadeep Gothi. Covers machine instruction formats, addressing modes, ALU design, CPU pipelining hazards, cache memory mapping, and I/O interrupts.
What You'll Learn
- Solve numerical problems on memory hierarchy, hit ratios, and access times
- Analyze CPU pipelining execution times, stall cycles, and hazard resolution
- Understand cache mapping techniques (Direct, Associative, Set-Associative)
- Master bus arbitration, DMA data transfer, and interrupt handling logic
Key Skills Covered
Structured Learning Roadmap
Step-by-step milestone progression for Computer Organization and Architecture – Vishvadeep Gothi – GATE 2025
Establish prerequisite knowledge in GATE & Academics, setup local development environments, and master fundamental syntax and concepts.
Instruction cycle, 0/1/2/3-address instructions, addressing mode calculations. Hardwired vs microprogrammed control unit, Booth's multiplication algorithm.
Structural, data, and control hazards, speedup factor, branch prediction. Cache mapping, TLB, cache coherence, DMA transfers, interrupt vectors.
Synthesize all course modules into a production-grade portfolio project, undergo self-assessment quizzes, and earn your official Money Mitra Network certificate.
Course Curriculum
Module 1: Machine Instructions & Addressing Modes
Module 2: CPU Control Unit & ALU Design
Module 3: CPU Pipelining & Hazard Analysis
Module 4: Memory Hierarchy & I/O Organization
Instructor Profile
Prof. Arvind Sharma
15+ years mentoring engineering students and tech professionals in computer science fundamentals, design patterns, and industry best practices.
Prerequisites & Audience
Basic digital logic concepts.
GATE CSE aspirants and Computer Science engineering students.