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The app is a complete free handbook of Computer system Hardware which covers important topics, notes, materials, news & blogs on the course. Download the App as a reference material & digital book for Computer science engineering programs & software degree courses.
This useful App lists 104 topics with detailed notes, diagrams, equations, formulas & course material, the topics are listed in 7 chapters. The app is must have for all the engineering science students & professionals.
The app provides quick revision and reference to the important topics like a detailed flash card notes, it makes it easy & useful for the student or a professional to cover the course syllabus quickly before an exams or interview for jobs.
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Some of the topics Covered in the app are:
1. Motherboard
2. Data
3. Bits and digital data
4. Bytes
5. ASCII
6. Introduction to the PC
7. PC construction
8. History of the PC
9. Data exchange - the mainboard
10. POST and CMOS
11. BIOS programs and ATX
12. The Setup program
13. The boot process
14. The data flow on the system board
15. Introduction to the PC busses
16. The system bus
17. 66 MHz and 100 MHz bus
18. Introduction to the I/O busses
19. Technical and historical background for the I/O busses
20. The ISA bus
21. MCA, EISA and VLB
22. The PCI bus
23. Chip set
24. Triton
25. Intel TX chip set - AGP and Ultra DMA
26. Chip sets for Pentium Pro and Pentium II
27. RAM
28. SIMM modules
29. DIMM modules
30. PC100 RAM and Rambus RDRAM
31. Introduction to CPU
32. 8086 compatible instructions
33. CISC and RISC instructions and their handling
34. Clock frequency
35. Cache RAM
36. CPU - areas of development
37. Floppy drives
38. The CPU speed measurement
39. CPU changes historical review
40. Pentium
41. Pentium MMX
42. Cyrix 6X86
43. AMD
44. Cyrix 6X86MX
45. Pentium Pro
46. Pentium II
47. CPU sockets and chip sets
48. Clocking
49. Over-clocking
50. CPU that support over clocking
51. Drives
52. Interface
53. Hard disks
54. Physical aspects of the hard disk
55. Hard disk limitations
56. Hard disk interface
57. Optic storage media
58. CD and DVD- ROM
59. MO drives
60. Tape streamers
61. Introduction to I/O
62. The internal I/O ports
63. Adapters
64. Modular PC design
65. IRQ
66. DMA
67. Bus mastering
68. I/O addresses
69. PC Card
70. EIDE
71. Transfer speeds and protocols
72. Ultra DMA
73. Advanced Graphics Port
74. Small Computer System Interface
75. SCSI is intelligent
76. Advantages of SCSI
77. Universal or Useless Serial Bus
78. IEEE 1394 FireWire
79. File systems
80. The formatted disk
81. Sectors and Clusters
82. The root directory and other directories
83. File fragmentation
84. Partitioning with FDISK
85. The primary partition and booting
86. Operating system
87. System software
88. Operating systems
89. DOS control of hardware
90. 32 bit drivers
91. Introduction to video system
92. Pixels
93. Greater resolutions
94. Colour, Colour depth and RGB
95. Refreshing the screen image
96. Trinitron or Invar
97. Multisync screen with digital control
98. Color adjustments
99. Screen savers
100. LCD screens
101. Video card
102. RAM on the video card
103. Cards and chips
104. Motherboard and Power Supply
Each topic is complete with diagrams, equations and other forms of graphical representations for better learning and quick understanding.
Computer Hardware is part of computer system engineering education courses and technology degree programs of various universities.
