Computer Organization and Architecture Lab is a part of II B.Tech for R20,R22 Regulation CSE-DS students. This lab provides practical insights into the fundamental concepts of computer organization. It emphasizes the internal working of a computer system including the design and functioning of various units such as the arithmetic logic unit, control unit, and memory. The lab helps students gain hands-on experience in assembly language programming and in simulating basic operations of a computer system.

The expected outcomes from the students are:

• Write and execute assembly language programs using instruction sets of basic processors.
• Simulate and analyze the working of combinational and sequential digital circuits.
• Understand the internal organization of CPU, memory, and I/O units.
• Implement arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division at the micro-operation level.
• Explore the instruction cycle, microprogramming, and control unit design.
• Develop an understanding of pipelining, memory hierarchy, and addressing modes.