This book provides a thorough reference to fundamental computer architecture for college students. It begins with theoretical foundational material and basic Boolean algebra.

It is simple to use both traditional and complex design techniques with this practical guide to creating electronic circuits utilizing tiny computers and programmable calculators.

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A little, intelligent, British-made computer with a lot of potential is called the Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi was created to assist you in learning coding, understanding how computers operate and creating your own fantastic things. ...

The only book that caters to both inexperienced and seasoned computer users is this one. It offers straightforward English instructions for computer maintenance and speedup. Because of this, the book is extremely helpful for beginners.