CS665 - Computer Architecture
Fall 2016
Instructor: Professor Stephan Olariu
Course Description:
Please note thst in Fall 2016 CS665 will be offered online
CS665 is a graduate core course in computer architecture.
In Fall 2016 CS665 will be offered online.
The main emphasis will be on identifying and understanding
various quantitative aspects of the
cost/performance issues involved in all stages of computer
architecture design from functional
organization to instruction set architecture, to memory hierarchy design, to pipelining and beyond.
Although most of the course gravitates around single-CPU architectures, aspects of multiprocessor architectures will also be discussed.
Material: Tentative topical coverage
Text: The textbook used in this class is Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach by John L. Hennessy and David A. Patterson, Fifth Edition, Elsevier, 2012.
Prerequisite: CS270 - Introduction to Computer Architecture. CS665 is NOT open to students who have not had CS270 or equivalent.
Grading Scheme: All tests will be taken online and will be managed by Proctor U, a third-party contractor
Office Hours: Online using Adobe Connect M 2:00pm - 4:00pm
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