Computer Organization refers to the operational structure and functional behavior of a computer system. It explains how different hardware components such as the CPU, memory, input/output devices, and storage units work together to execute instructions. The Central Processing Unit (CPU) performs arithmetic and logical operations using the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) and controls activities through the Control Unit (CU). Memory stores data and instructions temporarily or permanently. Input devices provide data to the system, while output devices display results. Computer organization focuses on data flow, instruction execution, control signals, and hardware interactions to ensure efficient system performance.
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