Computer Science

Lectures: COMPSCI 210 Semester 2, City Campus

»: Lecture Notes - Section 1

»: Lecture Notes - Section 2

week	date	slides
1	18/07	Course Information Number Representation
	19/07	Number Representation
	21/07	Number Representation
2	25/07	The von Neumann Model
	26/07	The von Neumann Model
	28/07	The LC-3
3	01/08	The LC-3
	02/08	The LC-3
	04/08	Assembly Language
4	08/08	Assembly Language
	09/08	Assembly Language
	11/08	Assembly Language
5	15/08	Trap Routines and Subroutines
	16/08	Trap Routines and Subroutines
	18/08	Digital Logic
6	22/08	Digital Logic
	23/08	Digital Logic
	25/08	revision

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Section 2

Section #2 covers the following topics:

An introduction to C/C++ programming
How some simple programming constructs translate to assembly
How programs are run on a computer – the hardware-software interface
Floating-point numbers
A programmer’s view of computer memory
An introduction to caches

Lecture slides are available here.

You will also find in the same place a number (not an overwhelming number) of small sample programs illustrating (1) basic I/O, (2) command-line processing, (3) arrays and pointers, (4) caches, and (5) classes. It is important that you read, execute, and understand this code.

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