Computer Hardware
Before making any software, you must know what your computer is capable of doing, so that you can organize data streams to and from the computer or devices you are working with. Therefore you must learn this that may be considered by other instructors irrelevant. And do not think for a second that this is not an interesting subject.
Why we learn this?
As software engineer you need a large horizon. We cover just the fundamental aspects of hardware and networks. You need to dig deeper when you puces or create a new device or connect devices into a network. We can't teach you everything, merely help you get started.
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Roadmap HPC Progress:
| # | Topic | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Infrastructure | Data centers, server rooms, and physical infrastructure. | |
| 02 | Computers | CPU, motherboard, and core computing components. | |
| 03 | Graphics Cards | GPU architecture, VRAM, and parallel processing. | |
| 04 | Power Supply | PSU specifications, efficiency ratings, and power distribution. | |
| 05 | Magnetic Disk | HDD technology, performance metrics, and data organization. | |
| 06 | Backup Devices | Tape, external drives, and redundancy solutions. | |
| 07 | IO Connectors | USB, SATA, PCIe, and peripheral interfaces. | |
| 08 | Networks | Ethernet, switches, routers, and network topology. |
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