Multiprocessor Configurations A multiprocessor system will have two or more processors that can execute instructions or perform operations simultaneously. Need for Multiprocessor System Due to limited data width and lack of...
Author - Santhakumar Raja
Introduction Principles of Management Principles of Management Every organization, regardless of size, type, or location, needs managers who have a variety of characteristics. No matter, what type of organization they work...
In software requirements engineering there is a systematic use of principles, technique and tools for cost effective analysis, documentation and user needs. Both the software engineer and customer take an active role in software...
Introduction to Input and Output Reading, processing, and writing of data are the three essential functional functions of a computer program input and output operations. Most programs take some data as input and display the...
Introduction of Software Product and Process Software engineering is the establishment and sound engineering principles applied to obtain reliable and efficient software product in an economical manner. Software engineering...
8086 Microprocessor Intel A 40 pin DIP Intel 8086 microprocessor is shown in image. 8086 microprocessor can operate in two modes. Minimum mode and maximum mode. The pins 24 to 31 have alternate functions for every mode. The...
History of Programming in ANSI C ‘C’ seems a strange name for a programming in ansi C language. But ANSI C strange sounding language is one of the most popular computer languages today because it is a structured, high...
Introduction To Software Engineering : Today, software engineering is the most important technology with rapid development. National economy is also dependent upon this technology. Day by day more and more system are getting...
Evolution Of Microprocessor 8085 : A evolution of microprocessor 8085 is known as a central processing unit (CUP). It is a complete computation engine that is fabricated on a single chip. The first microprocessor was the Intel...
