This program, CPUStructure, explains the inner workings of a
hypothetical computer's Central Processing Unit (CPU). Though the CPU
studied in this program is hypothetical, its basic principles of
operation apply to most real-world CPUs.
The program is broken up into 20 lessons that progress from the very
basic components of a computer (digital logic gates) up to an example
of the operation of a complete CPU.
Because each lesson is dependent on material presented in previous
lessons, it is highly recommended that the twenty lessons be studied
in order.
