Computer Data Processing Hardware Architecture

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Database Systems: Computer Data Processing

Hardware Architecture:


Author: Charles Hayes:


In computer science database

systems are the means, either

manual or automatic, of converting

data into action or decision

information, including the forms,

procedures, and processes which

together provide an organized and

interrelated means of recording,

communicating, processing, and

presenting information relative

to a definable function or activity.





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* Introduction:

@ Computer Data Processing Hardware

Architecture:

1. Computer Hardware Architecture:

2. CPU Architectures:

A. Instruction Types:

B. Instruction Architectures:

C. Memory-Addressing Schemes:

D. Memory Architectures:

3. I/O Architectures:

4. Secondary Storage and Peripheral

Devices Architectures:

5. Tape Storage Devices:

6. Magnetic and Optical Disk Storage Devices:

7. Network Architectures:

A. Computer to Network Interface Elements:

B. Network Bridges:

8. Network Topologies:

A. Bus Topology:

B. Ring Topology:

9. Computer Architectures:

A. Central IOC Architectures:

B. Memory-Mapped Architectures:

C. Common Bus Architecture:

D. Dual Bus Architecture:

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