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From: seeger@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Charles Seeger)
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Subject: Re: Computer Organization Text Needed
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Date: 2 Sep 88 19:01:26 GMT
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In article <12311@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> jeschke@iuvax.UUCP (Eric Jeschke) writes:
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>This book provides a CS rather than an engineering approach to hardware
>construction.  It has excellent sections on Karnaugh mapping and Boolean
>algebra.
>
>Eric jeschke@iuvax.cs.indiana.eu

This is a good book and is used in our undergraduate logic design class.
It teaches mixed logic design, which IMHO is the only way to go.  It's
not so good on computer organization, however -- it uses the PDP-8 as
a design example.  There is a new edition, which I haven't seen, so the
appropriate disclaimers apply.

Regards
Chuck