Examlet 1 - Introduction and Computer Performance - Honorlock Version

Module 01 Examlet 1: Introduction and Computer Performance

 Instructions

This assessment covers the material presented in the lectures and required readings associated with this module. Be sure you have viewed all lectures and carefully read all required readings before starting the assessment.

The questions ask you to demonstrate your ability to do the following:

1. Name the five main components of a computer.
2. Use specifications such as clock rate and cycles per instruction to calculate performance.
3. Identify the purpose of an instruction set architecture.
4. Express the differences between a RISC ISA and a CISC ISA .
5. Compare performance of different computers using a benchmark.

 Guidelines and Submission

• This is an individual assessment — do not work in groups.
• You will have up to 50 minutes to complete all 3 questions.
• Your graded responses will be available for you to view following the submission of your completed assessment.
• Be sure to read the description for each question carefully and follow the directions! If you have any issues with Canvas, contact the UF Help desk (Phone Number: 352-392-HELP).

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