Monday, May 22, 2017

Turing Machine - V Neumann Architecture



The last class we saw 2 videos about Turing Machines and V Neumann Architecture. 



A Turing machine is a theoretical machine that manipulates symbols on a tape strip, based on a table of rules. It can be tailored to replicate the logic associated with any computer algorithm.
 It is also particularly useful for describing the  functions within a computer.

            




 It is intended as a hypothetical machine that represents a computing machine.The Turing machine can help computer scientists comprehend the boundaries of mechanical computation.



                                     

Turing machines mathematically model a device that mechanically runs using a tape. This tape includes symbols, which the machine can write and read, one after the other, with the help of a tape head.


Today I did a Mindmap wich explains :



Here is the link of the Mindmap:

 https://www.mindomo.com/mindmap/3e410dadd6d148e1961e871bb1885558




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