Course objectives

The goal of the subject is to acquaint students with the functions of the components in personal computers. The lectures are focused on the solutions common in the practice.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- recognize the different components inside a computer, orient themselves in the common interfaces and their versions, be able to describe the different components of the motherboard,
- understand different processor architectures, processor structure, instruction set functions, advanced instruction processing methods,
- identify current types of processors from different manufacturers, find their features, compare,
- explain the function of internal memories, be able to describe typical features, describe the principle of external memories and the differences between different types,
- understand the function of buses, different types of expansion cards, describe the structure of an I/O system,
- explain the principle of power and cooling systems.

Teaching methods

Lectures
Interactive lecture
Lecture with a discussion
Projection (static, dynamic)

Assessment methods

Practical exam, list of possible questions is at the lecturer's web.

Course objectives

The goal of the course is to acquaint students with the functions of the components in personal computers. The lectures are focused on the solutions common in the practice.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- recognize the different components inside a computer, orient themselves in the common interfaces and their versions, be able to describe the different components of the motherboard,
- understand different processor architectures, processor structure, instruction set functions, advanced instruction processing methods,
- identify current types of processors from different manufacturers, find their features, compare,
- explain the function of internal memories, be able to describe typical features, describe the principle of external memories and the differences between different types,
- understand the function of buses, different types of expansion cards, describe the structure of an I/O system,
- explain the principle of power and cooling systems.

Teaching methods

Lecturing
Interactive lecture
Lecture supplemented with a discussion
Lecture with a video analysis

Assessment methods

Test
Exam

Course objectives

The goal of the subject is to acquaint students with the functions of the components in personal computers. The lectures are focused on the solutions common in the practice.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- recognize the different components inside a computer, orient themselves in the common interfaces and their versions, be able to describe the different components of the motherboard,
- understand different processor architectures, processor structure, instruction set functions, advanced instruction processing methods,
- identify current types of processors from different manufacturers, find their features, compare,
- explain the function of internal memories, be able to describe typical features, describe the principle of external memories and the differences between different types,
- understand the function of buses, different types of expansion cards, describe the structure of an I/O system,
- explain the principle of power and cooling systems.

Teaching methods

Lectures
Interactive lecture
Lecture with a discussion
Projection (static, dynamic)

Assessment methods

Practical exam, list of possible questions is at the lecturer's web.

Course objectives

The goal of the subject is to acquaint students with the functions of the components in personal computers. The lectures are focused on the solutions common in the practice.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- recognize the different components inside a computer, orient themselves in the common interfaces and their versions, be able to describe the different components of the motherboard,
- understand different processor architectures, processor structure, instruction set functions, advanced instruction processing methods,
- identify current types of processors from different manufacturers, find their features, compare,
- explain the function of internal memories, be able to describe typical features, describe the principle of external memories and the differences between different types,
- understand the function of buses, different types of expansion cards, describe the structure of an I/O system,
- explain the principle of power and cooling systems.

Teaching methods

Lectures
Interactive lecture
Lecture with a discussion
Projection (static, dynamic)

Assessment methods

Practical exam, list of possible questions is at the lecturer's web.

Course objectives

The goal of the subject is to acquaint students with the functions of the components in personal computers. The lectures are focused on the solutions common in the practice.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- recognize the different components inside a computer, orient themselves in the common interfaces and their versions, be able to describe the different components of the motherboard,
- understand different processor architectures, processor structure, instruction set functions, advanced instruction processing methods,
- identify current types of processors from different manufacturers, find their features, compare,
- explain the function of internal memories, be able to describe typical features, describe the principle of external memories and the differences between different types,
- understand the function of buses, different types of expansion cards, describe the structure of an I/O system,
- explain the principle of power and cooling systems.

Teaching methods

Lectures
Interactive lecture
Lecture with a discussion
Projection (static, dynamic)

Assessment methods

Practical exam, list of possible questions is at the lecturer's web.

Course objectives

The goal of the subject is to acquaint students with the functions of the components in personal computers. The lectures are focused on the solutions common in the practice.

Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- recognize the different components inside a computer, orient themselves in the common interfaces and their versions, be able to describe the different components of the motherboard,
- understand different processor architectures, processor structure, instruction set functions, advanced instruction processing methods,
- identify current types of processors from different manufacturers, find their features, compare,
- explain the function of internal memories, be able to describe typical features, describe the principle of external memories and the differences between different types,
- understand the function of buses, different types of expansion cards, describe the structure of an I/O system,
- explain the principle of power and cooling systems.

Teaching methods

Lectures
Interactive lecture
Lecture with a discussion
Projection (static, dynamic)

Assessment methods

Practical exam, list of possible questions is at the lecturer's web.