B.V.Patel Institute of BMC & IT, Uka Tarsadia University

2014

Bachelor of Computer Application Semester 1

Course Code : 030010103 Course Name : Computer Fundamentals and Organization

Course Objective: To understand the fundamentals of computer organization, memory organization and working of devices.

Course Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to

CO1: Describe basics of computer.

CO2: Comprehend the components of computer.

CO3: Describe I/O devices working with computer.

CO4: Illustrate organization of memory.

CO5: Analyse the organization of processor.

CO6: Identify the types of storage media in computer.

Unit Sub No. of Topics Reference Teaching Evaluat

Unit

Lecture(s)

Chapter/Additional

Methodology

ion

Reading

Param

eters

1. Computer Basics (Total: 06 lectures)

1.1 1 Simple Model Computer VR #1-Page No.5-6

Chalk and

1.2 1 Characteristics of Computer VR#1-Page No.6, SPK#1-Page

No.2-3 talk and

1.3 2 Generation of Computer SPK#1-Page No.5-12, VR #12-

Page No.249-255,

1.4 2 Stored program concepts: von- SPK#2-Page No.15-18, VR #1-

Neumann architecture Page No.12

2. Logic Circuits(Total: 09 lectures)

2.1 1 Introduction VR #7-Page No.113

2.2 1 Switching circuits VR #7-Page No.114 Chalk and

2.3

2

AND, OR and NOT operations

VR #7-Page No.115-116

talk or

2.4 2 Logic Gates SPK#6-Page No.73-77, MM Unit test 1

#1-Page No.5-7

2.5 1 Physical Devices used to construct VR #7-Page No.128-131

Gates

2.6 1 Transistors VR #7-Page No.132-134

2.7 1 Integrated Chips VR #7-Page No.134-137

3. Input/ Output Devices (Total: 09 lectures)

3.1 3 Bus, Ports: Serial, Parallel, USB RW#21-Page No.201-203,209-

ports 215

3.2 3 Input Units – Keyboard, Mouse, VR #3-Page No.32-37, SPK#9- Chalk and Quiz 1

MICR, OMR, OCR, Barcode Reader Page No.139-149 talk

3.3 3 Output units – CRT, LCD, Printers, SPK#9-Page No.150-155, VR

Plotters #7-Page No.38-42

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B.V.Patel Institute of BMC & IT, Uka Tarsadia University

2014

Bachelor of Computer Application Semester 1

4 Memory Organization (Total: 09 lectures)

4.1 1 Memory Cell VR #4-Page No.47-48

4.2 2 Memory Organization VR #4-Page No.48-53

4.3 1 Read Only Memory VR #4-Page No.54-55

Chalk and talk

4.4 1 Serial Access Memory VR #4-Page No.55-56

4.5 1 Physical Devices Used to Construct VR #4-Page No.56-62

Memories

4.6 2 Magnetic and Optical Disk VR #4-Page No.63-74

4.7 1 Virtual Memory VR #9-Page No.165-166

5. Computer Architecture (Total: 09 lectures)

5.1 1 Structure of Instructions VR #5-Page No.79-82

5.2 1 Description of Processor VR #5-Page No.83-86

5.3 2 Interconnection Units VR #8-Page No.142-145

5.4 2 Processor to Memory VR #8-Page No.145-150

Communication, I/O to Processor Chalk and Quiz 2

Communication talk

5.5 1 Interrupt Structure VR #8-Page No.151-152

5.6 2 RISC and CISC VR #8-Page No.163-164,

MM#8-Page No.284-288

6. Microcomputers (Total: 06 lectures)

6.1 1 Introduction: Ideal and Actual VR #11-Page No.219-226

microcomputer

6.2 1 Memory System VR #11-Page No.226-227

Unit

6.3 1 Minimum configuration VR #11-Page No.227-231

Chalk and Test- 2

6.4 1 Special purpose microprocessors VR #11-Page No.231-238

talk

6.5 1 Microcomputer software VR #11-Page No.238-239

6.6 1 Applications : Smartcard, RFID, VR #11-Page No.241-244 Assign

ment

Washing machine

Text books:

1. Fundamental of Computers, V.Rajaraman, PHI -[VR]

2. How Computers work: Ron White, Tech Media - [RW]

Reference Books:

1. Computer Fundamentals, Architecture and organization, B.Ram, New Age International Publication – [BR]

2. Computer System Architecture, M.Morris Mano, Prentice Hall – [MM]

3. Computer Architecture , K M Hebbar, MacMillian Publication – [AMH] 4. Computer Fundamentals, Sinha P.K, BPB Publication –[SPK]

Note : # denotes chapter number.

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B.V.Patel Institute of BMC & IT, Uka Tarsadia University

2014

Bachelor of Computer Application Semester 1 Course Objectives and Course Outcomes Mapping: To understand the computer organization: CO1,CO2

To understand the memory organization: CO4,CO5,CO6

To understand the working of devices:CO2,CO3

Course Units and Course Outcomes Mapping

Unit Unit

Course outcome

No.

CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6

1 Computer Basics

2 Logic Circuits

3 Input / Output Devices

4 Memory organization

5 Computer Architecture

6 Microcomputers

Course Outcomes and Program Outcomes Mapping:

Course Outcome PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6

CO1

CO2

CO3

CO4

CO5

CO6

MODES OF TRANSCATION (Delivery) Lecture method shall be used but along with it as and when required, discussion method would be

fruitful. It may be supplemented with various appropriate audio-visual aids for unit 3 Input/output

devices and various processor models.

Activity assignment shall be given to the student.

Activities/Practicum: The following activities shall be carried out by the students. Study the trends in computer and course teacher shall arrange question- answer session for the same

during lecture time itself during 6th week but this activity shall not be considered as part of assessment.

The following activities shall be carried out by the teacher. Demonstrating the internal hardware parts of computer by audio/video aids during lecture time itself.

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B.V.Patel Institute of BMC & IT, Uka Tarsadia University

2014

Bachelor of Computer Application Semester 1

Concept Map:

Computer Fundamentals and Organization

Unit 1: Computer Basics

Unit 2: Logic circuits

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2014

Bachelor of Computer Application Semester 1

Unit 3: Input/ Output Devices Unit 4: Memory Organization

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Unit 5: Computer Architecture

Unit 6: Microcomputers Page 6 Mr.Vikas Patel

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