Computer architecture development courses in Toulouse Universities
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Computer architecture is a key topic for both computer science education, located at the edge of those two fields. It has been teached in Toulouse, France, from the beginning of the computers in the fiftees, at the Paul Sabatier University (UPS) and then at the ENSEEIHT-INPT engineer school. The postgraduate advanced courses are common for both ENSEEIHT and UPS.
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January 1999
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ISBN:9781450347419
DOI:10.1145/1275215
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