The Unparalleled Genius of John von Neumann Computer Science

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• The Unparalleled Genius of John von Neumann
• Recommended ways to learn malware field of information security? comprehensive guide? not just how to start for a beginner? (although I'm a beginner)
• Induction proof on the power of 3
• Do I need to learn computer organization first before learning computer architecture?

The Unparalleled Genius of John von Neumann Posted: 19 May 2021 04:03 AM PDT submitted by /u/jorgenv [link] [comments]

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Induction proof on the power of 3 Posted: 19 May 2021 03:17 AM PDT Hi, I am a Chemical Engineering graduate. Currently, I am self-learning Discrete Maths using the MIT OCW materials. I am stuck at Recitation 4 question number 4, in particular, i do not understand how did they arrive at the final solution (in particular the inductive step). The question and answer provided by MIT is follow: https://preview.redd.it/uc41lbs4x1071.png?width=1410&format=png&auto=webp&s=da8e85a01cbf0abedfa207c6e1e2f5677f4c6a07 For the inductive step, I do understand step 1 whereby 3n+1 is equal to 3 copies of 3n . But I am not able to understand how step 2 is derived from step 1, in particular, where does the 1000...0001000...001 comes from? And also how does it sum up to 3 as stated in the solution. Appreciate if anyone could help me to understand this or point me to any articles that might be helpful. ​ Thanks. submitted by /u/kjy4126 [link] [comments]

Do I need to learn computer organization first before learning computer architecture? Posted: 19 May 2021 02:19 AM PDT ​ already read the articles below Computer Architecture is concerned with the way hardware components are connected together to form a computer system. Computer Organization is concerned with the structure and behaviour of a computer system as seen by the user. It acts as the interface between hardware and software. ​ https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/differences-between-computer-architecture-and-computer-organization/ ​ computer architecture course Week Date Content and topic 1 2020/09/06~2020/09/12 Introduction and Syllabus 2 2020/09/13~2020/09/19 Fundamentals of Computer Architecture: cost and performance measurement 3 2020/09/20~2020/09/26 Fundamentals of Computer Architecture: cost and performance measurement 4 2020/09/27~2020/10/03 Memory Hierarchy 5 2020/10/04~2020/10/10 Memory Hierarchy 6 2020/10/11~2020/10/17 Virtual Memory 7 2020/10/18~2020/10/24 Virtual Memory 8 2020/10/25~2020/10/31 Virtual Memory 9 2020/11/01~2020/11/07 Midterm Exam 10 2020/11/08~2020/11/14 Baseline MIPS Architecture 11 2020/11/15~2020/11/21 Instruction-Level Parallelism (ILP): Pipeline Architecture 12 2020/11/22~2020/11/28 Instruction-Level Parallelism (ILP): Pipeline Architecture 13 2020/11/29~2020/12/05 Data-level Parallelism (DLP): Vector, SIMD, and GPU Architecture 14 2020/12/06~2020/12/12 Thread-level Parallelism (TLP): Distributed Memory Communication 15 2020/12/13~2020/12/19 Interconnection in Multicore System 16 2020/12/20~2020/12/26 Reliable System Design 17 2020/12/27~2021/01/02 Reliable System Design 18 2021/01/03~2021/01/09 Final Exam computer organization course No. Auther Title 1 Patterson & Hennessy Computer Organization & Design: The Hardware/Software Interface, outline: 1. Computer Abstractions and Technology 2. Instructions: Language of the Computer 3. Arithmetic for Computers 4. Processor Organization 5. Memory Hierarchy 6. Parallel Processing ​ Week Date Content and topic 1 2021/02/21~2021/02/27 Introduction 2 2021/02/28~2021/03/06 Chapter 1 3 2021/03/07~2021/03/13 Chapter 2 4 2021/03/14~2021/03/20 Chapter 2 5 2021/03/21~2021/03/27 Chapter 2 6 2021/03/28~2021/04/03 Chapter 3 7 2021/04/04~2021/04/10 Chapter 3 8 2021/04/11~2021/04/17 Chapter 3 9 2021/04/18~2021/04/24 Midterm exam 10 2021/04/25~2021/05/01 Chapter 4 11 2021/05/02~2021/05/08 Chapter 4 12 2021/05/09~2021/05/15 Chapter 4 13 2021/05/16~2021/05/22 Chapter 5 14 2021/05/23~2021/05/29 Chapter 5 15 2021/05/30~2021/06/05 Chapter 5 16 2021/06/06~2021/06/12 Chapter 6 17 2021/06/13~2021/06/19 Chapter 6 18 2021/06/20~2021/06/26 Final exam submitted by /u/hwpcspr [link] [comments]

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