Computer Organization - Basic Computer Organization
Every Computer contains five essential units or elements. Input Unit Output Unit Control Unit Arithmetic Logical Unit Memory Unit In the below picture black arrows represent data and instructions while other ones(arrows) represent controls signals passed between the components of a computer. Outline Components 1. Input - Input refers to the initial stage of computer operations where data and programs are entered into the system . - The input unit organizes and transfers data to the computer for processing. 2. Storage (Memory) - Storage, or memory, is where data and instructions are permanently saved . - It provides space for storing data and instructions, both before and after processing . - Intermediate results of processing are also temporarily stored here. 3. Processing - Processing involves the execution of operations , including arithmetic and logical operations. - The Central Proce...
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