Mouna Nakkar
ABSTRACT
This paper presents novel methods in teaching advanced computer architecture courses. These methods include presenting fundamental computer architecture issues using e-learning; employing visual aids to teach fundamentals concepts like Caches, pipelining and scheduling. In addition, this paper discuss integrating research into the course is beneficial to the students pursing a PhD career.
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