CPU Architecture
This step is the process by which a CPU retrieves a program instruction from its memory.
What is the Fetch cycle?
Created by Guido van Rossum, this language is known for its readability and use of indentation.
What is Python?
This component performs all arithmetic and logic operations within the CPU.
What is the ALU?
These "Functional" requirements define what a system is supposed to ____.
define Do?
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What is BSOS-RE?
This type of architecture, common in mobile phones, stands for "Advanced RISC Machine."
What is ARM?
This low-level language uses mnemonics to represent machine code instructions specific to a particular CPU architecture.
What is assembly?
This is high-speed, volatile memory located directly on or very near the CPU for quick data access.
What is Cache?
This type of requirement describes how a system performs, such as its speed, security, or reliability.
What are non-functional requirements?
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What is Fazed v2?
This set of instructions determines how a CPU is programmed; common types include x86 and ARM.
What is an ISA?
This language is the "standard" for web browsers, allowing for interactive elements on a page.
What is JavaScript?
This part of the CPU directs the operation of the processor and tells the memory and ALU how to respond to instructions.
What is the Control Unit?
This document serves as a formal agreement between the developers and the client on what the software will provide.
What is an SRS (Software Requirements Specification)?
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What is Fazed?
This law suggests that the number of transistors on a microchip doubles about every two years.
What is Moore's Law?
This "evergreen" language was developed at Bell Labs in the 70s and is the foundation for C++ and Java.
What is C?
These are small, extremely fast storage locations internal to the CPU used to hold data temporarily during execution.
What are registers?
In Agile development, these short, simple descriptions of a feature are told from the perspective of the person who desires the new capability.
What are User Stories?
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Who is Youssef?
This specific architectural bottleneck occurs when the throughput of a computer system is limited by the data transfer rate between the CPU and memory.
What is Von-Neumann Bottleneck?
This language, named after a 19th-century mathematician, was developed for the U.S. Department of Defense.
What is Ada?
This internal "metronome" sends out pulses to synchronize all the CPU's operations. It insures nothing is too fast or slow.
What is the internal/system clock?
This process involves checking that the requirements actually meet the user's real-world needs.
What is Validation?
one dead for long gone, named by the cousin of an ox's feces.
What is BSOS?