Computer Engineering Book 3: Unit 13+14+15

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Computer Engineering

Book 3: Unit 13 + 14 + 15

Planning

Week 23: Unit 10, 11, 12

Week 24: Unit 13, 14, 15 + reading

Week 25: Test Computer Engineering ( 18 June) 

Week 26: Reading Test ( 25 June) 

To Do:

- Check answers Unit 10 + 11 + 12

- Reading

- Unit 13 + 14 + 15

- Check answers Unit 13 + 14 + 15

Answers Unit 10

Exercise 2:      1) C   2) B    3) D

Exercise 3:   1) E   2) G   3) B   4) A   5) C  6) D  7)F

Exericse 4: 1 branch prediction buffer

                        2 bubble

                        3 Dynamic branch prediction

Answers Unit 11

Exercise 2:      1) F   2) T  3) F

Exercise 3:   1) A   2) C     3) F  4) H   5) G   6) D     7) E   8) B  

Exericse 4: 1 A)  hit time                       B) access time

                      2 A) temporal locality      B) spatial locality

Answers Unit 12

Exercise 2:      1) F   2) T  3) F

Exercise 3:   1) C   2) F     3) B  4) H  5) E   6) A    7) G   8) D 

Exericse 4: 1 A)  cache                  B) queue

                      2 A) write buffer         B) valid bit

                      3 A) access                   B) handle

                     4 A) consistent            B) parallel

Reading Strategies

Which reading strategies do you know?

• scanning: to find specific information that you need to answer a question. 
• skimming: to understand the topic and main points of a text.
• intensive reading: to understand the details of a text.

Stappenplan 

Signal Words

Signal words help the writer to get their ideas into shape. Therefore, they can help us to understand the structure of a text and identify the writer’s views. Besides, they are essential for quickly locating key information for a question because the answers are often just around these words.

Signal Words

Compare/contrast: however, but, different from, similar to, although, despite and while

Sequence (volgorde): first, firstly, second, secondly, third, thirdly, next, in addition, besides, moreover, furthermore and at last.

Cause/ result: because, since, due to, so, therefore

Reading

Text 1: Exam Exercise B1 ( Australia)

Text 2: Exam Exercise B1 ( Stay safe and trouble-free)

Finished?: Unit 13, 14, 15 Book 3 Computer Engineering

                       Exercise 2, 3, 4

Answers - Text 1 (  Australia)

1) B

2) C

3) C

4) B

5) 1 true,   2 true ,   3 true ,   4 false,  5 false

Answers Text 2 ( Stay Safe)

1)  C

2) B

3 )A

4 ) 1-wel

      2-niet

       3-niet

       4-niet

Unit 13, 14, 15

Unit 13 Virtual Memory: Exercise 2, 3, 4

Unit 14  Disk Storage: Exercise 2, 3, 4

Unit 15 Buses: Exercise 2, 3, 4

Answers Unit 13

Exercise 2:      1) B   2) C   3) A

Exercise 3:   1) F  2) D  3) G  4) C   5) A  6) E  7)B   8) H   9) I

Exericse 4: 1 address translation                   6) page fault

                        2 page table

                        3 virtual memory

                        4) page

                        5) virtual address

Answers Unit 14

Exercise 2:      1) B     2) A    3) C

Exercise 3:   1) G  2) E     3) A  4) D   5) F   6) B     7) C

Exericse 4: 1 A)  seek time                 B) sector

                      2 A) RAID                              B) disk controller

                      3 A) protection group     B) controller time

                     4  A) standby spare           B) Hot swapping

Answers Unit 15

Exercise 2:      1) C   2) A 3) A

Exercise 3:   1) H   2) G    3) C 4) I  5) D  6) A    7) B   8) E   9) F

Exericse 4: 1 A)  bus                                                B) SCSI

                      2 A) serial bus                                     B) parallel bus

                      3 A) asynchronous bus                   B) synchronous bus

               

Next Week:

Test Book 3 Computer Engineering ( Unit 1-15)

Study the words in bold.

You can find the meaning of the words in the glossary on p 34-41