Computer Organization E-book by Stephen Marz
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Chapter 1 describes what computer organization is all about, and introduces the elements we will learn through the rest of this book.
Chapter 2 describes number systems and bases, and in particular, binary. Since computer systems use a Boolean (on/off) system, binary is the obvious choice.
Chapter 3 starts looking at the instructions to the CPU. This chapter covers how assembly instructions are assembled into machine code and vice-versa.
Chapter 5 finally puts all of the previous chapters together. This chapter shows how the digital logic components and instructions are routed to perform an action.
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