UCO.MIPSIM: Pipelined computer simulator for teaching purposes

Benavides, J.I., Gómez-Luna, J., Herruzo Gómez, Ezequiel y Palacios, A.(1970) .UCO.MIPSIM: Pipelined computer simulator for teaching purposes. .En: . ()

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Titulo UCO.MIPSIM: Pipelined computer simulator for teaching purposes
Autor(es) Benavides, J.I.
Gómez-Luna, J.
Herruzo Gómez, Ezequiel
Palacios, A.
Resumen Since pipelining is a very important implementation technique for processors, students in Computer Science need to achieve a good understanding of it. UCO.MIPSIM simulator has been developed to support teaching such concepts. This paper introduces the basics of pipelining and describes UCO.MIPSIM, its main components and its functions. The learning effectiveness of the simulator has been tested by means of the comparison with two learning tools, the traditional paper and pencil and another pipelined computer simulator. In this way, a tool evaluation methodology is also introduced.
Editor(es) Universidad de Córdoba
Fecha 1970-01-01
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