Computer architecture is the foundation upon which all modern computing is built. This course, Computer Architecture Decoded: From Basics to Digital Systems – RAHEE220, provides a complete understanding of how computers process information, execute commands, and manage memory systems. You’ll explore how hardware and software interact through detailed lessons covering CPU design, memory hierarchy, MIPS R3000 architecture, and pipelining.

The course begins with the fundamentals — binary conversions, computer organization, and data processing — before moving into advanced topics like instruction set architectures and the role of registers, buses, and ALUs. You’ll gain hands-on understanding through examples and quizzes that simulate real-world computing operations, reinforcing your ability to think like a computer engineer.

In later modules, you’ll learn how pipelining boosts performance, how data hazards affect processing, and how I/O devices integrate within computer systems. Each concept is broken down into simple, practical lessons so you can build confidence and apply your knowledge to both academic and professional challenges.

By mastering these principles, you’ll develop the analytical skills to troubleshoot hardware issues, optimise performance, and design efficient digital systems — crucial capabilities in computing, embedded systems, and IT engineering roles.

Upon completion, you’ll receive a free course completion certificate, demonstrating your technical knowledge and dedication. For those seeking extra recognition, premium certificate and transcript options are available for purchase. Learners also benefit from 5-star rated support available 24/7 via email, ensuring help is always within reach as you progress through this course.