Lecture 2. Fundamental Concepts and ISA - Carnegie Mellon - Computer Architecture 2015 - Onur Mutlu

Lecture 2. Fundamental Concepts and ISA
Date: Jan 14th, 2015

[joshparsons]

Thank you for putting up the recommended readings they have helped a ton.
Also thank you for putting these lectures on the internet. They have aged well.

[nebimertaydin]

great teacher with deep understanding of the field.
respect from binghamton

[carlasanchez]

Thank you for posting these - I'm really enjoying them to prep for my upcoming semester <3

[DhruvPatel-mnpn]

I'm going to take this course in a month, very excited :))

[grega]

Holy crap, an ASMR comp sic lecture. Headphone wearers beware.

[nksm]

it's challenging to me.But also exciting

[arghya]

I really feel I'm missing out hard by studying in my university now.

[KUMAR-nemb]

Dataflow diagram of Factorial program is great.

[SphereofTime]

10:45 electronics, circuits, logic, microarchitectur, ISA, vm os, progarmming language, algorithm, problem

[dkutagulla]

Is dataflow paradigm employed in neuromorphic architectures ?
Btw i get a sense if Dejavu
As Dr Muthlu was my TA when took Comp Arch back in 2001

[escapeplan]

Does FPGA have dataflow execution? It seems that it just emulates electric circtuits and logic gates. I also feel that it is natural to think in dataflow model when I program in HDL.

[bobanmilisavljevic]

I enjoyed lecture 1 so much im back for more!
🦾🥳🇺🇲

[avnekammontov]

Great lectures. Thank you a lot for these

[sungwooahn]

I want to ask a question. I'm an undergraduate in ECE department.
Here, professor shows a lot of papers throughout the classes and how does it possible to review the class study, do the homeworks, projects and also READ the papers(several for must read papers but pretty much a lot for recommended papers)?
In my country one semester is like four month and we attend like 5 major courses in one semester. Does this situation same for you guys in america, too?
Great lecture btw.

[ItachiUchiha-ykbr]

is there any way I can access the lab portion of this course

[tissuepaper]

_How old are you?_
Prof.: Between 28 and 55.

[nimishsrivastava]

at 1:20:00 why do we need a barrier synch?
why can't we start merging as soon as the next(/first) thread completes execution?

was it just a way to solve the problem that the instructor was discussing?

[noureddinebouhali]

how does the user interact with the micro architecture if he is not a programmer,

[jsp]

The lecture is good but the camera work is terrible. If you don't show the screen, I may as well be a blind person taking the course. I gave up after this lecture.

[bhaskar-singh]

Great Teacher But he should use Red or other Color Laser