Computer Systems Portal

date2026-07-14document_iddoc_ced925432839cb4911e393f80868a53edescription計算機システムを、命令を実行するCPU、命令とデータを保持するメモリ、外部と通信する入出力の協調として学ぶための入口を示す。type講義statusactive

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1Introduction

This portal studies how a physical computer executes a program. An earlier programming lecture described program execution in terms of state and control flow. Here, we explain where that state is stored, how instructions are processed, and how data is exchanged with external devices.

2Learning Path

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This lecture distinguishes the roles of the CPU, memory, and input/output. It explains the path from instruction fetch to execution and introduces memory hierarchies and input/output performance.

3Connections to Adjacent Topics

Programming treats variables, branches, and iteration as program constructs.
Computer systems realize these constructs through the processing of instructions and data.
Computer networks study network communication, a form of input/output, as a mechanism for connecting multiple computers.

4Next Lecture

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