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Build a Modern Computer from First Principles: From Nand to Tetris (Project-Centered Course)
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- Individualizado
- Acesso livre
- Certificado pago
- 6 sequências
- Introductive Level
- Legendas em Hebrew
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- Week 1 - Introduction
Course introduction and overview, the roles of abstraction and implementation in systems design, the road ahead. - Week 1 - Boolean Functions and Gate Logic
We will start with a brief introduction of Boolean algebra, and learn how Boolean functions can be physically implemented using logic gates. We will then learn how to specify gates and chips using a Hardware Description Language (HDL), and how to simulate the ... - Week 1 - General Course Information
General Course Information - Week 2 - Boolean Arithmetic and the ALU
Using the chipset that we've built in the previous module, we will now proceed to build a family of adders -- chips designed to add numbers. We will then take a big step forward and build an Arithmetic Logic Unit. The ALU, which is designed to perform a whole ... - Week 3 - Memory
Having built the computer's ALU, this module we turn to building the computer's main memory unit, also known as Random Access Memory, or RAM. This will be done gradually, going bottom-up from elementary flip-flop gates to one-bit registers to n-bit registers t... - Week 4 - Machine Language
A critically important aspect of building a new computer system is designing the low-level machine language, or instruction set, with which the computer can be instructed to do various things. As it turns out, this can be done before the computer itself is act... - Week 5 - Computer Architecture
Let's recap the last four modules: we've built some elementary logic gates (module 1), and then used them to build an ALU (module 2) and a RAM (module 3). We then played with low-level programming (module 4), assuming that the overall computer is actually avai... - Week 6 - Assembler
Every computer has a binary machine language, in which instructions are written as series of 0's and 1's, and a symbolic machine language, also known as assembly language, in which instructions are expressed using human-friendly mnemonics. Both languages do ex...
Pré-requisito
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Instrutores
Shimon Schocken
Professor
Computer Science
Noam Nisan
Professor
Computer Science and Engineering
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