RISC-V from Gates to Software: A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Digital Design, Computer Architecture, and Performance
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RISC-V from Gates to Software: A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Digital Design, Computer Architecture, and Performance

by Raymond Norman

Beginner Guide Computer Architecture digital design RISC-V
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Explore RISC-V from the ground up in this beginner-friendly guide to digital design, computer architecture, software, and performance. Moving from logic gates toward higher-level computing concepts, it offers a practical introduction to how hardware and software connect within modern computer systems.

About This Book

RISC-V from Gates to Software introduces the foundations of digital design and computer architecture through the lens of the RISC-V instruction set architecture.

The book is designed for beginners seeking a clear path from logic gates and hardware concepts to software-level understanding.

It also addresses performance, helping readers connect architectural choices with how computers execute instructions and run programs.

With its broad progression from digital foundations to software, this guide provides an accessible starting point for exploring modern computing systems.

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