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An errata list for this book will be maintained at the Web site and updated as
needed. Please e-mail any errors that you spot to me. Errata sheets for my other
books are at WilliamStallings.com.
I also maintain the Computer Science Student Resource Site, at WilliamStallings
.com/StudentSupport.html. The purpose of this site is to provide documents, informa-
tion, and links for computer science students and professionals. Links and docu-
ments are organized into six categories:
• Math: Includes a basic math refresher, a queuing analysis primer, a number
system primer, and links to numerous math sites.
• How-to: Advice and guidance for solving homework problems, writing techni-
cal reports, and preparing technical presentations.
• Research resources: Links to important collections of papers, technical re-
ports, and bibliographies.
• Miscellaneous: A variety of other useful documents and links.
• Computer science careers: Useful links and documents for those considering a
career in computer science.
• Humor and other diversions: You have to take your mind off your work once
in a while.

Other Web Sites
There are numerous Web sites that provide information related to the topics of this
book. In subsequent chapters, lists of specific Web sites can be found in the
Recommended Reading and Web Sites section. Because the addresses for Web sites
tend to change frequently, the book does not provide URLs. For all of the Web sites
listed in the book, the appropriate link can be found at this book’s Web site. Other
links not mentioned in this book will be added to the Web site over time.
The following are Web sites of general interest related to computer organiza-
tion and architecture:
• WWW Computer Architecture Home Page: A comprehensive index to infor-
mation relevant to computer architecture researchers, including architecture
groups and projects, technical organizations, literature, employment, and com-
mercial information
• CPU Info Center: Information on specific processors, including technical pa-
pers, product information, and latest announcements
• Processor Emporium: Interesting and useful collection of information
• ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Architecture: Information on
SIGARCH activities and publications
• IEEE Technical Committee on Computer Architecture: Copies of TCAA
newsletter
USENET Newsgroups

A number of USENET newsgroups are devoted to some aspect of computer orga-
nization and architecture. As with virtually all USENET groups, there is a high