MCS 202 Computer Organisation is an integral part of the Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA_NEW) program. This course provides an in-depth understanding of how computers work at a fundamental level, including the study of computer architecture, data representation, memory organization, and input/output mechanisms.

Key Topics Covered:

• Basic Computer Organization: Understand the structure and functioning of computer systems.
• Central Processing Unit (CPU): Learn about the core component of a computer, its functions, and architecture.
• Memory Hierarchy: Explore different types of memory and their roles in computer systems.
• Input/Output Organization: Study how various I/O devices interact with the computer system.
• Instruction Set Architecture (ISA): Gain knowledge about machine-level programming and instruction sets.
• Control Unit: Learn how the control unit manages and coordinates the activities of the computer.
• Pipelining and Parallel Processing: Understand advanced concepts for improving computer performance.

Benefits of Using This Book:

• Comprehensive Coverage: All essential topics covered in a concise manner, making it easy to study and understand.
• Exam Preparation: Provides quick, readable notes that help in efficient exam preparation.
• Real-World Applications: Practical examples that illustrate the real-world application of theoretical concepts.
• Concise Format: Syllabus covered within 100-130 pages, making it a handy reference for quick revision.