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Computer architecture encompasses the design and integration of software and hardware to enable a computer's functionality. It has evolved from vacuum tubes in the 1940s to microprocessor chips today and includes architectures such as von-Neumann and Harvard, as well as classifications like RISC and CISC. The document also gives an overview of contemporary computer architecture and provides a link for further information.

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WHAT IS COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE ?
• Computer architecture means building or designing some
rules and methods that can make a computer work by
integrating the software and hardware respectively.

PROGRESS OF ARCHITECTURE
• (1940-1950) – vacuum tubes were used
• (1950-1964) – transistors were used
• (1964-1971) – integrated circuits were used
• (1971- present day) – microprocessor chips

TYPES OF COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
• Von-Neumann architecture
• Harvard architecture
Other classification is RISC and CISC
Sub categories in Computer architecture are ISA (Instruction set
architecture), micro architecture and logical design.

SUMMARY
• Definition of computer architecture
• Evolution of technology used in computer architecture
• Types and classifications in computer architecture
• Present day architecture in computers

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1. COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE

2. WHAT IS COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE ? • Computer architecture means building or designing some rules and methods that can make a computer work by integrating the software and hardware respectively.

3. PROGRESS OF ARCHITECTURE • (1940-1950) – vacuum tubes were used • (1950-1964) – transistors were used • (1964-1971) – integrated circuits were used • (1971- present day) – microprocessor chips

4. TYPES OF COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE • Von-Neumann architecture • Harvard architecture Other classification is RISC and CISC Sub categories in Computer architecture are ISA (Instruction set architecture), micro architecture and logical design.

5. PRESENT DAY ARCHITECTURE •

6. SUMMARY • Definition of computer architecture • Evolution of technology used in computer architecture • Types and classifications in computer architecture • Present day architecture in computers

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