Question

1. Explain in detail the von-Neuman architecture as used in computer architecture

Answer 1

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The basic concept behind the von Neumann architecture is the ability to store program instructions in memory along with the data on which those instructions operate. Until von Neumann proposed this possibility, each computing machine was designed and built for a single predetermined purpose.

Answer 2

Answer:

Von Neumann architecture is based on the stored-program computer concept, where instruction data and program data are stored in the same memory.

Explanation:

Less physical space is required, simpler and easier to achieve, Cheaper to use than Harvard architecture