ELE305: Introduction to Computer Architecture

The following links were collected by me. Use them at your own risk!

Computer History Museum is a nice place to find many interesting facts about computer development.
Chronology of Personal Computers is good collection of historical events that lead to modern day PCs.
PC History is more concentrate on the PCs themselves with visual aids.
Personal Computer Milestones has some interesting historical facts.
Moore’s Law is described here by Moore’s own company.
This page is one of the better Amdahl’s Law pages you can find.
Von Neumann Architecture is described here along with other of his great body of works.
Turing Machine can be found here. Try it out!
Information Theory is nicely presented here from the company pioneered it.
Harvard Architecture according to Wikipedia, the on-line free encyclopedia.
Ternary versus Binary is masterfully discussed here by Brian Hayes in an American Scientist article.
Setun of Moscow State University is the only Ternary computer ever built.
ARS Technica is a website full of current CPU and computer system information. Two interesting articles about Sony Playstation 2 can be found here.
Chipworks is a reserve-engineering provider. This link goes to their Silicon Art page where many interesting “art” on commercial IC can be found.
Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present has plenty of information and insight to the vast variety of CPUs.