Hi, today we'll going to learn about  computer system organization & Processors so, are you ready for it.....................you will be.   Computer System Organization  A digital computer consists of an interconnected system of processors,  memories, and (I/O) input/output devices, This lecture is an introduction to these three  components and to their interconnection, as background for the detailed examination  of specific levels in the five succeeding lectures. Processors, memories, and (I/O)  input/output are key concepts and will be present at every level, so we'll start  our study of computer architecture by looking at all three in turn.   Processors  The organization of a simple bus-oriented computer is shown in Picture below. The  CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the ‘‘brain’’ of the computer. Its function is to  execute programs stored in the main memory by fetching their instructions, examining  them, and then executing them on...