CPU 101 is the second series of ANSO Science Lectures, following ScienceOne. It consists of seven lectures on how to design a central processor chip (CPU).

1. Introduction to Computer Science and CPU 101;
2. Boolean Algebra and Gate Circuits;
3. Combinational Logic Circuits;
4. Sequential Logic Circuits;
5. A Simple CPU Model;
6. Simple CPU Design;
7. RISC-V Instruction Set.

This course is designed for university students, teachers, and those interested in computer technology. It aims to introduce the core principles and design philosophy of chips in an accessible and understandable manner, helping you to easily build a knowledge framework of computer hardware systems. With detailed explanations, we expect that you will be able to understand the intricacies of computing technology and develop an interest in further studies of related fields.

Date & Time: 15:00-16:30 (Beijing Time, GMT+8), April 3, 2026

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