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    TA C162 Computer Programming - I

    The Team : Rakhee Dr . NL Bhanumurthy M Sada Siva Rao Prasanna

    Why is this course important?


    Programming is the core of everything to do with computers.

    At the end of the course, you should be able to solve a task by developing an algorithm, writing its equivalent C program. Also, you will be able to know little about the components responsible for

    Administrivia
    Lecture hours Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday: 12pm 1pm, in F105 Sit in the class before time Please switch off your mobile phones

    Instructors Rakhee, Dr. NL Bhanumurthy, Sada Siva Rao, Prasanna

    Grading Test1(20%) Closed book + Test2(20%) Closed book + Online Test(25%) Open book + Comprehensive(35%) Part Open. Mid-Semester Grading, Pre-comprehensive Display, and Final Grading (not to be displayed)

    Make Up Policy No make up (Online Test), Make ups for Other components (genuine)

    Course notices and Online material CSIS Group Notice Board (in B block).

    Contact Hours In my chamber (B210) , Thu (4.00pm to 5.00pm) or mail


    rakhee@bits-hyderabad.ac.in

    Tutorial classes
    Tutorial Section 1 2 3 4 5 Day / Hour Venue Instructor B212 Ms.Rakhee Monday 8th Wednesday 8th IPC terminal -1 B 230 Dr. NL Monday 8th Wednesday 8th IP C Te rm in a l-4 Bhanumurthy B 212 Mr.Prasanna Tuesday 3rd Thursday 3rd IP C Te rm in a l-1 B230 Mr.Sada Siva Rao Tuesday 8th Thursday 8th IPC Terminal-4 B212 Mr.Prasanna Tuesday 8th Thursday 8th IPC terminal -1

    1-4

    Questions ?

    W h a t is a C o m p u te r?

    W h a t is C o m p u te r S y ste m ?
    Collection of related components designed to work together A computer system includes hardware and software

    Thing that we can not touch

    B a sic D e fin itio n s


    Program A list of instructions that tell the computer how to perform the four basic operations to accomplish a task Software All the programs that give the computer its instructions. Two categories of software:
    System software Application software

    System Software: System software is responsible for controlling, integrating, and managing the individual hardware components of a computer system. Application software: It is used to accomplish specific tasks other than just running the computer system.
    1-9

    B a sic O p e ra tio n s
    Input : Getting Data into the Computer

    Basic Operations Continued


    Processing Devices
    Motherboard Expansion Card

    Random Access Memory RAM

    Central Processing Unit CPU

    Basic Operations Continued


    Output : Displaying Information

    Basic Operations Continued


    Storage

    E x a m p le fo r B a sic O p e ra tio n s

    Compoters A computer is a machine that perfirms four basic operations: input, processing, output, and storage. Together, these four operations are called the information proceesing cycle.

    Computer Software

    System Software Programs that manage the hardware resources Operating System, Compilers, Linkers, Loaders, Debuggers, Disk formatters, etc. Application Software Helps users solve their problems Word processors, Database management systems, Payroll processing, Banking application,

    Programming Languages

    Machine Language
    Instructions must be in streams of 0s and 1s The only language that computer understands

    Symbolic / Assembly Language


    Uses symbols or mnemonic to represent various machine language instructions Needs to be translated into machine language (by an Assembler)

    High-Level Language
    Shifts the focus from the computer to the problem being solved Resembles human language, e.g. English Language Compiler translates these into machine language

    Anatomy of a Computer System


    User Application Software System Software Hardware

    1-18

    Creating and Running C Programs


    Text editor
    #include <stdio.h> int main (void) { }

    Source Compiler 00110 110 11001 110

    Object 11001 110 01010 110 Executable

    Linker Library Run

    00110 110 11001 000

    Results

    1-20

    Our Approach
    Solve a system of linear equations
    Gaussian elimination FORTRAN PowerPC Centrino C Intel x86 Pentium 4 C++ Jacobi iteration Java Atmel AVR Xeon

    Problems Algorithm s Language

    Instruction Set Architecture Microarchitecture Tradeoffs: Cost, Performance, and power etc.

    Circuits Devices

    Ripple-carry adder CMOS

    Carry-lookahead adder Bipolar

    Course Outline
    Bits and Bytes
    How do we represent information using electrical signals?

    Digital Logic
    How do we build circuits to process information?

    Processor and Instruction Set


    How do we build a processor out of logic elements? What operations (instructions) will we implement?

    Assembly Language Programming


    How do we use processor instructions to implement algorithms?

    I/O, Traps, and Interrupts


    How does processor communicate with outside world?

    C Programming
    How do we write programs in C? How do we implement high-level programming constructs?

    Thank You!

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