Design a CPU

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MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 8.19 GB | Duration: 8h 12m

Computer Architecture and Design

What you'll learn
Design and Simulate an 8 BIT CPU
Create your own INSTRUCTION SET
Create your own ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE
Create your own ASSEMBLER in EXCEL
Create your own assembly language DEBUGGER in EXCEL VBA
Write your own assembly language PROGRAMS
Put simply , 'IF YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW A COMPUTER WORKS THEN TAKE THIS COURSE !!!'
That's right , 'IF YOU REALLY WANT TO KNOW HOW A COMPUTER WORKS THEN TAKE THIS COURSE !!!'
Subtitles added in 78 different languages

Requirements
You need a computer. Also I would suggest a book called ButHowDoItKnow , The Basic Principles of Computers for Everyone by J. Clark Scott.

Description
If you want to know how a computer works then this course is for you. I work through the design of a simple CPU (Central Processing Unit) which is the beating heart of a modern computer. I design and simulate each block of the CPU in an online tool called Logisim. You can download the tool and simulate the CPU on your own computer or if you like you can take a copy of my simulation files and just load them into the tool and simulate what you have learned in the videos or just listen along to the videos (it's up to you). I have added subtitles for 78 different languages. If your language is not there then get in touch and I will add it in. If you are not a native English speaker then try the subtitles and run the videos at 0.75x speed.First we download the free design tool called LOGISIM in which we design and simulate our CPU and take a look around the tool and show you how it works. Then the fun begins. We design and simulate the following blocksSimple logic gates1 bit memory cell8 bit memory cell8 bit registerDecoder RAM (Random Access Memory)ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit)ClockWe then take a break from our hard work (pheeewww!!!) and ask the question , ' Can a computer answer the question of Life the Universe and Everything ? ' We look at some of the ideas behind what a computer is and what it can and more importantly cannot do ! We answer this question in the next two videos.AlgorithmsTuring MachinesAfter this little break we then get back to designing our CPU. We design and simulate the most difficult section called the Control Unit. This is where the MAGIC happens and you will get that amazing EUREKA moment when you can say, ' I KNOW HOW A COMPUTER WORKS !!! ' In this section we build up the INSTRUCTION SET within the CONTROL UNIT. This INSTRUCTION SET consists of :FETCH EXECUTE CycleALU InstructionsLOAD and STORE InstructionsDATA InstructionJUMP REGISTER InstructionJUMP ADDRESS InstructionJUMP IF InstructionCLEAR FLAGS InstructionWe then build up an ASSEMBLER in Microsoft Excel (what's an assembler ? Once you get to this point you will know and you will be home and dry !)We then model the CPU using Excel VBA and from this build an ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE DEBUGGER. This will help us write our ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMS. Finally we are in a position to load the CPU up with our first assembly language program. An algorithm that multiplies 2 numbers together (might not sound like much but you can then design your own algorithms and simulate them on YOUR OWN CPU).We then look at the Top Level Simulation. We load up the CPU RAM (memory) with our first program and watch it running through the program live right in front of our eyes. You can let it execute the code quickly or you can step through a 0 and a 1 at a time and see every little detail of what is happening inside the CPU that YOU have just designed !!!Also keep a look out in the bonus section for extra material that I will be periodically adding. I expand the CPU from 8 bits to 16 bits , create some more assembly language algorithms that run on the CPU and explain in detail the VBA code from the assembler and debugger (PLUS MORE TO COME). This course follows the CPU design in the book ButHowDoItKnow (The Basic Principles of Computers for Everyone). THIS COURSE IS FEATURED ON THE AUTHORS WEBSITE. You do not need to buy the book to follow the course but I would highly recommend the book. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT LIES AT THE HEART OF A COMPUTER AND HOW IT WORKS THEN THIS IS THE COURSE FOR YOU !!!

Overview
Section 1: RAM , ALU , Registers and Clock

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Logisim

Lecture 3 Simple Gates

Lecture 4 Building Blocks

Lecture 5 1 Bit Memory Cell

Lecture 6 1 Byte Memory Cell

Lecture 7 8 Bit Register

Lecture 8 Decoder

Lecture 9 Automated Design

Lecture 10 Control Buffer

Lecture 11 Random Access Memory

Lecture 12 Arithmetic Logic Unit

Lecture 13 Clock

Lecture 14 Central Processing Unit Overview

Section 2: Can a computer tell you the answer to Life the Universe and Everything (42) ?

Lecture 15 Algorithms

Lecture 16 Turing Machine

Section 3: Control Section

Lecture 17 Control Section Add 2 Numbers

Lecture 18 Control Section Stepper

Lecture 19 Control Section Fetch Cycle

Lecture 20 Control Section ALU Instruction

Lecture 21 Control Section Load and Store Instructions

Lecture 22 Control Section Data Instructions

Lecture 23 Control Section Jump Register Instruction

Lecture 24 Control Section Jump Address Instruction

Lecture 25 Control Section Jump If Instruction

Lecture 26 Control Section Clear Flags Instruction

Section 4: Assembly Language (Assembler and Debugger)

Lecture 27 Assembler

Lecture 28 Assembly Language Program

Lecture 29 Assembly Language Debugger

Section 5: Load and Run a Program

Lecture 30 CPU

Lecture 31 Reset the CPU

Lecture 32 Load Program into CPU

Lecture 33 Top Level Simulation

Lecture 34 Goodbye

Section 6: New Design and Some other Interesting Stuff

Lecture 35 New Design

Lecture 36 Debugger VBA Code Explained

Lecture 37 Fibonacci Series in Assembler Full Design

Lecture 38 Build a 16 Bit CPU

Section 7: Bonus Video

Lecture 39 DESIGN A CPU 2 (SUPERCHARGED)

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