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David Black-Schaffer
Приєднався 5 вер 2012
I'm a Professor at Uppsala University in Uppsala, Sweden, teaching introduction to computer architecture. Here you can find a variety of videos used in my class. Enjoy!
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You saved my semester exam
GOAT! your video is the best! you explain it very clearly and structured. How thankful I am, thank you sm
Videolar biraz daha uzun olmalıydı, izlerken o kadar mutluydum ki neden bu kadar kısa diye sorguladım, keşke daha uzun olsa :'( puanım 8/10( 2 puanı kısa olmasından kırdım)
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Thank You So so much sir!❤
I really liked these videos, thank you very much)
very interesting topic and very good explanation
I swear to God ur videos help me alot
LOVE UR VIDEOS! You explain it very clearly and even put a random quiz that I like! TT. Thank you so much
You saved my life with this video!!
This was such a great explanation! So grateful for this, thank you!!
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Excellent video! The animation really helps to get the idea.
Finally, a guy with a great and understandable accent on UA-cam explaining this concept!
Just a little clarification on branch instruction of sequencing instructions: In most modern MIPS ISAs nowadays, branch instructions (in particular, the BEQ & BNQ in the videos) can compare one register directly with an immediate value.
But note: the branch instruction which compares a register directly with an immediate value is a pseudo-instruction unlike the one compares with two registers, which is a basic instruction.
Thank you so much bro!! You literally saved me.
Thanks brotha, saved my ass
what a hero
I might cry because my professor...I don't understand a word he says
Thank you so much... These are 100X better than any of the professors. Gratitude++
Life saver !
Thanks a ton, brother. ❤ This playlist is undoubtedly the best among all.
My king!
Very clear and easy to understand video, thank you
how many times are you going to say the wrong words?
But you didn't explain how do we encode the instruction
Different kids of instructions))
Thanks sir ❤ u helped me alot 🥰🥰
Super lectures🎉, but it would be more helpfull if there was a playlist where lectures are arranged in order.
Thanks, David. It was surprisingly hard to find a concise explanation for this. You're an excellent teacher.
A literally perfect video for the explanation of this concept of MIPS assembly language.
I love when I can find these almost decade old videos and they are still as helpful as the day they came out
good content sir my teacher recommended your channel
amazing explanation! but isn't 3<<2 12 and not 8? 05:49
These are literally the best MIPS videos on youtube. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you bro
Great content explaining assembly and it's helping me build a os.
in mip we use labels, not numbers. For example on line 8: beq R5, R1, 3 ; would be beq, R5, R1, OTHER or beq R5, R1, EXAMPLE. How come you never mention this/explain how the labels would become numbers to do the math in your example that isn't even commonly used
This was really helpful. Thank you
this is very helpful thank you very much
isnt it possible to adress a specifc byte within a word? For example with the unaligned adress from the 9th Byte we could adress the 9th byte directly with byte-enable-signals which is made of the unused bit A0 and A1?
why does the immediate take the bits that were used for the destination register? 3:46
Only if my prof is this clear 😢
brother, you have no idea how helpful your playlist was. our teacher has taught nothing about mips but it was a part of our midterm syllabus. i almost didn't want to read anything about mips. but then i came across your playlist and i understood everything about mips , the register file, the main memory, the architecture and the ISA of mips. believe it or not, 50 percent of our parent was based on question on these very topics and i was able to answer them. i learnt so much from your vids that, even if i were given an additional hour, i would spend that hour writing about mips and everything you have taught me . thank you so much my friend. people like you who provide education for free are angels sent by god himself. educational organizations and universities charge hundreds and thousand of dollars , but nothing compares to the information people like you provide. forever grateful you deserve everything
Why can't we connect ALU(CC3) to DM ?
Now I wonder how Swedish people are so ahead.
Thanks a lot for this amazing content!
better than my professor
I wonder how crappy Universities have to be, if a guy on youtube can explain it to me perfectly in under 10 minutes, but they barely can.