From Nand to Tetris (Project Centered Course) 2022-1

Description

Build a modern computer from the basic principles, the training phase that shows the basic principles of building modern computers from the design of the Gate N to games, video games, puzzles, Tetris. This course is a project-centered course.

In this course you will learn how to build a modern computer system from scratch. During this period, valuable 6 projects are provided, and step-by-step steps to create basic logic gates to make the computer fully functional and with multiple moves. During this period, training takes place directly with the manufacturer and how to assess the performance and design of computers.

The course consists of 6 sections, with each section consisting of a series of video lectures and a project. You will have 2 to 3 hours to watch the lectures in each section and approximately 5 to 10 hours to complete each project in the time required. You can complete this training in 6 weeks. This allows you to submit your comments in good time for the completion of your chosen course.

What you will learn in Build a Modern Computer from First Principles: From Nand to Tetris:

Introduction and about the role of abstraction and its implementation in the design of the system
Boolean and logic gate functions
The design and creation of algorithms, booleans, and chipsets for performing operations on numbers
The structure of the main memory computer (RAM) unit
Language design, machine, low level
The design of the 16-bit computer includes design and processor that integrates the CPU with the RAM.
The design of the assembler

Course specifications:

Editor: Coursera
Lecturer: Shimon Schocken, Noam Nisan
Level :-
Time: 11h 52m
Section period: 6 section
Language: English

Build a modern computer using basic principles: From Nand to Tetris Topics:

introduction
Boolean functions and gate logic
General course information
Boolean arithmetic and the ALU
Memory
Machine language
Computer architecture
assembler

requirements

Build a Modern Computer from First Principles: From Nand to Tetris (Project-Centered Course) is a stand-alone course: As part of the learning experience, all the knowledge required to successfully complete the course and set up the computer system is imparted. Therefore, we do not require any prior knowledge of computer science or engineering and all learners are welcome on board. You don’t need any physical materials because you build the computer on your own PC using a software-based hardware simulator, just as real computers are designed by on-site computer engineers. The hardware simulator and other software tools will be made available to you free of charge after registering for the course.