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-====== EECS4201 Computer Architecture  ======
+====== EECS 4201 Computer Architecture  ======
-===== Description  =====
+===== Course Outline  =====
-The course lays the conceptual foundation of object-oriented programming. It covers delegation and contracts, encapsulation and API programming, aggregation and the collections framework, inheritance and polymorphism, all from the client's perspective.
+This course presents the core concepts of computer architecture and design ideas embodied in many machines, and emphasizes a quantitative approach to cost/performance trade offs. This course concentrates on uniprocessor systems. A few machines are studied to illustrate how these concepts are implemented; how various trade offs that exist among design choices are treated; and how good designs make efficient use of technology. Future trends in computer architecture are also discussed.
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 After successful completion of the course, students are expected to be able to:
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-Design cache, memory hierarchy, and virtual memory using different techniques to improve cost/performance ratio.
+  - Design cache, memory hierarchy, and virtual memory using different techniques to improve cost/performance ratio.
-▪ Demonstrate how dynamic scheduling and speculative execution can improve the system performance and explain how it is implemented in modern processors.
+  - Demonstrate how dynamic scheduling and speculative execution can improve the system performance and explain how it is implemented in modern processors.
-▪ Evaluate different design alternatives and make quantitative/qualitative argument for one design over the other.
+  - Evaluate different design alternatives and make quantitative/qualitative argument for one design over the other.
-▪ Identity the different types of parallelism (data, instruction, thread, transaction) for a given application.
+  - Identity the different types of parallelism (data, instruction, thread, transaction) for a given application.
-▪ Compare and evaluate different techniques (such as multithreading, multicore, or vector) to improve CPU performance
+  - Compare and evaluate different techniques (such as multithreading, multicore, or vector) to improve CPU performance
 ===== Lecture Times =====
-  * Section A: Mondays and Fridays, 11:00am - 12:00pm, CSE 111
+  * Section E: Tuesdays  and Thursdays, 10:00am - 11:30pm, CB 120