We do our best to record grades accurately, but you shouldĮrrors in grading If you feel there has been an error in how anĪssignment or test was graded, you have one week from when theĪssignment is return to bring it to our attention. Grade is the weighted average of these grades. (specified at the bottom of each assignments column). (rounding up, when needed) according to a curve for each assignment ForĮach assignment/test/etc, the sheet computes the letter grade The grading systems is based on a 13 point (F through A+) scale. OpenOffice do not perform the calculations properly, and will give It is somewhat sophisticated, if you find bugs pleaseīring them to my attention. Sheet contains all the information about curves and how the gradesĪre computed. (with identifying information removed) is avaiable in either In the interests of transparancy, the current grade sheet Come to office hours.Īdditional notes about grades in this course:Ĭalculating grades I compute grades using an Excel spread Homeworks will be assigned through the course. Up in class, attending office hours, etc.) can raise your grade up to In addition to the contributions below, class participation (speaking Most of them are buy the folks thatĪctually made the history (Steve Wozniak, Ray Ozzie, Gordon Bell, Optional: The History of Computing This a great set of lectures from a course taught at UCSD/UW/Berkeley Required: Other assigned readings throughout the quarter. Text books Required: Patterson & Hennessy, Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface, Patterson & Hennessy, Morgan Kaufmann, 4th Edition With you me, you should be in enrolled in both. This course is taught in tandem with 141L. Introduction to multiprocessor architecture issues. Pipelining, branch prediction, memory-hierarchy design, and a brief Topics include computer system performance, instruction set architectures, This course will describe the basics of modern processor operation. To WebBoard mailing lists may not work correctly at this Note: Subscriptions of UCSD email accounts Office Hours: Monday 4:00p-5:00p, Wednesday 11:00a-12:00p(starting May 13), or by appointmentĬourse discussion board: cse141. Teaching Assistant Hung-Wei (not email): EBU3B B260A Instructor Steven (not email): Yahoo!, google talk, MS Messenger} ILP - Intro, Compiler Techniques and Advanced Branch Predictionģ.4, 3.5 and C.5, C.6 and C.Cse141: Introduction to Computer Architecture cse141: Introduction to Computer Architecture Warren Lecture Hall 2113 Memory System - Cache Organization and Performance RISC-V ISA and Single-cycle ImplementationĪssignment 1 due, Assignment 2, Excel table for Assignment 2Īppendix C, Chapter 3, RISC-V Sodor 2,3,4,5 stage impl Performance Counters and PAPI Programming Technology Trends and Quantitative Analysis for Performanceġ.6 (Performance), 1.8 (Power Wall), and 1.9 (SPEC)
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