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Computer organization and system programming II
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Code：112584
Course Name：Computer organization and system programming II
Course Type： Fundamental Course
Periods：64
Credits：4
Target Students：Underground Majoring in Information Science
Assessment：Examination
Preparatory Courses：Computer organization and system programming I
2. Basic Course Introduction
This lecture is based on the preparatory course: computer organization and system programming I. In this lecture, the concepts are further explained, such as linkage, exceptions, virtual memory and interactions between programs. From the perspective of programs, the above concepts are clearly explained. The course comprehensively explains the essence of the computer system, and shows students how these concepts actually affect the validity, performance, and practicability of applications. From the perspective of the programmer, it makes students clearly understand the inner workings of the computer system. The course will benefit further study for computer architecture, operational system, compilating, and computer networks.