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Superscalar and Out-of-Order Execution: Architectures for Multiple Instructions per Cycle

Pipelining Basics → Case Studies: Modern Implementations

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This learning path guides advanced computer architecture students through the principles and design of processors that execute multiple instructions per cycle. Starting with pipelining fundamentals, it progresses through superscalar issue, dynamic scheduling, register renaming, and memory disambiguation, and concludes with VLIW concepts and a comparison of design approaches.

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Phase 1

Foundation

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Phase 2

Core Concepts

5 steps

Phase 3

Advanced Topics

4 steps