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DESCRIPTION:The CPU or "brain" of a computer: Ever wondered how they functi
 on? or even wondered how complicated and intricate they are?\nJoin us for 
 a four-part series to learn more about how CPU's function. Participate in 
 building a functioning 8-bit CPU from scratch. We will watch instructional
  videos from Ben Eater before jumping in and assembling a different compon
 ent of his 8-bit breadboard computer kits at the end of each session. We n
 ow have a breadboard computer that has a completed Clock Module\, RAM\, an
 d Arithmetic Logic Unit(ALU). For this session\, we will add RAM and the P
 rogram Counter (PC) to the CPU.\n\nAgenda: \n1) Watch informational and in
 structional videos from Ben Eater's YouTube channel where he teaches us ab
 out different components of a CPU and assembles his breadboard computer ki
 t.\n\n2) Assemble another part of the 8-bit breadboard computer kit based 
 on what we learned from Ben Eater. In this session\, we will assemble the 
 RAM and Program Counter (PC).\n\nRoom: 256\, Bldg: Social Science\, 1400 W
 ashington Avenue\, University at Albany\, Albany\, New York\, United State
 s\, 12222\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/307721
LOCATION:Room: 256\, Bldg: Social Science\, 1400 Washington Avenue\, Univer
 sity at Albany\, Albany\, New York\, United States\, 12222\, Virtual: http
 s://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/307721
ORGANIZER:ieee@albany.edu
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:Build An 8-Bit CPU From Scratch Part III
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/307721
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The CPU or "brain" of a computer: Ever won
 dered how they function? or even wondered how complicated and intricate th
 ey are?&nbsp\;<br />Join us for a four-part series to learn more about how
  CPU's function. Participate in building a functioning 8-bit CPU from scra
 tch. We will watch instructional videos from Ben Eater before jumping in a
 nd assembling a different component of his 8-bit breadboard computer kits 
 at the end of each session. We now have a breadboard computer that has a c
 ompleted Clock Module\, RAM\, and Arithmetic Logic Unit(ALU). For this ses
 sion\, we will add RAM and the Program Counter (PC) to the CPU.</p><br /><
 br />Agenda: <br /><p>1) Watch informational and instructional videos from
  Ben Eater's YouTube channel where he teaches us about different component
 s of a CPU and assembles his breadboard computer kit.</p>\n<p>2) Assemble 
 another part of the 8-bit breadboard computer kit based on what we learned
  from Ben Eater. In this session\, we will assemble the RAM and Program Co
 unter (PC).</p>
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