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(Established under
section 3 of UGC Act, 1956)
Course & Branch:
B.E/B.Tech-CSE/IT
Title of the Paper: Computer Architecture & Parallel Processing
Max. Marks: 80
Sub. Code: 512404-6C0061 Time:
3 Hours
Date: 11/11/2010 Session:
AN
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PART
- A (10 X 2 = 20)
Answer ALL the Questions
1. Classify the basic types of information
handled by a computer.
2. Distinguish between bit-slice and
word-slice processing systems.
3. List
the three major steps involved in floating-point addition and subtraction
operations.
4. Compare and contrast datapath unit and
control unit.
5. Define temporal and spatial localities of
reference.
6. What
is IO-mapped IO?
7. Differentiate scalar pipeline from vector
pipeline system.
8. List any two primitive types of the vector
instructions.
9. Name
any four processor characteristics for multiprocessing.
10. Mention
how data and control tokens are handled in dynamic data flow machines.
PART – B (5
x 12 = 60)
Answer All the Questions
11. Explain
the different types of instructions by giving suitable examples for each type.
(or)
12. Explain
in detail, any two architectural features of parallel computers.
13. With
a neat diagram, explain the structure of sequential ALU.
(or)
14. With
a neat diagram, explain the organization of microprogrammed control unit.
15. By
defining what cache memory is, explain the set associative and fully
associative placement policies.
(or)
16. Discuss
in detail, the concept of direct memory access (DMA) with a neat diagram.
17. Explain
in detail, how array pipeline system helps in finding the product of two
matrices.
(or)
18. Elaborate
any two pipelined vector processing methods with necessary example.
19. Illustrate
with a diagram, the tightly coupled multiprocessor systems with private cache
and explain it.
(or)
20. Explain
with a neat diagram, the static data flow computer architecture.
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