Test: Computer Organisation & Architecture - 1 - Computer Science Engineering (CSE) MCQ

A set of principles and methods that specify the functioning, organisation, and implementation of computer systems is known as computer architecture. A system’s architecture refers to its structure in terms of the system’s individually specified components and their interrelationships.

Below are the types of Computer Architecture:
i) Von-Neumann Architecture
ii) Harvard Architecture
iii) Instruction Set Architecture
iv) Microarchitecture
v) System Design

The three main subcategories of computer architecture are:
i) Microarchitecture
ii) Instruction set architecture
iii) Systems design

The CSA is used to speed up the addition of multiplicands.

The time required to access a part of the memory for data retrieval.

IA-32 architecture is suitable for a wide range of data types.

The MIMD stands for Multiple Instructions Multiple Data.

In CISC architecture more emphasis is given on the instruction set and the instructions take over a cycle to complete.

The above is used to generate control signals in different types of system architectures.

Cache’s are extremely essential in single BUS organisation to achieve fast operation.