Book, Introduction to Computer Organization 5/07[LS]

This new edition maintains the presentation of the organization and basic functioning of computers, adopting the same simple and direct language as previous editions. However, some chapters were revised and expanded in order to keep the text updated in relation to permanent technological advances. So that the book can serve audiences of different courses and with varying levels of depth, its structure has undergone a change so that the study of computer memory has been distributed into three specific chapters, one for each type of memory currently in use in computing systems. Furthermore, a new chapter was included, dealing with current architectures, more advanced than the one that served as a model for the basic explanations of computer components, existing in previous chapters, and an appendix was also created, with the title " More Details", containing several more detailed topics. Introduction to Computer Organization continues to be a highly useful work both for beginners and those who wish to learn for themselves, as well as for undergraduate, extension or various courses in the area of ​​IT.