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Computer organisation is the basic means of understanding the differences between the components of a computer. This is a subject that also helps the students to thoroughly understand the nuances of the different components and the parts that make up the control processing unit of a computer. Some of the topics taught in this course are time required for a n information to reach the storage location in the memory and ways to retrieve information, translation from symbolic program into binary, checking the status of an I/O device, features of a DRAM, ways of a computer to manage an overflow, use of registers MAR, MBR, PC and IR, developments made during different generations of computer, program for evaluation of different equations, steps required for execution of an instruction, sub-routine and interrupt service routine and their differences, cache memory and its importance, Logical and arithmetic shift and the differences between them etc. For your reference we have attached some of the previous year’s question papers which you can download and study.