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2017 ASSIGNMENT
PROGRAM
- MCA (REVISED FALL 2012)
SEMESTER
- SECOND
SUBJECT
CODE & NAME - MCA2050- COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
CREDIT 4, BK ID - B1648, MAX. MARKS 60
Set 1
Q1. Explain the concept of
branch handling. What is delayed branching? 5+5= 10
Answer:
Branch Handling
Branch is a flow
Q2. Explain any five types
of vector instructions in detail.5*2= 10
Answer: Types of Vector Instructions:
(a)
Vector-scalar instructions: Using these instructions, a scalar operand can be combined
with a vector one. If A and B are vector registers and f is a function that
performs some operation on each element of a single or two vector operands, a
vector-scalar operand
Q3. Write short notes on:
a) UMA
b) NUMA 5+5= 10
Answer:
a) UMA (Uniform Memory Access):
In
this category every processor and memory module has similar access time. Hence
each memory word can be read as quickly as other memory word. If not then quick
references are slowed down to match the slow ones, so that programmers cannot
find the difference this is called
Set 2
Q1. Differentiate between
Process and Thread. 5+5=10
Answer:
Concept of process
In
operating system terminology, instead of the term ‘program’, the notion of
process is used in
Q2. Explain the any five
types of addressing modes. 5*2= 10
Answer:
Every
instruction of a computer states an operation on certain data. There are a
numerous ways of specifying address of the data to be operated on. These
different ways of specifying
Q3. Describe the logical
layout of both RISC and CISC computers 5+5= 10
Answer:
While
processing operates instructions, RISC pipelines have to cope only with
register operands. By contrast, CISC pipelines must be able to deal with both
register and memory
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