Our 3 Top Picks for Computer Architecture Books for 2020

These are the 3 books you need to read to complete your understanding of computer architecture. These books have all been recommended in 2020, so take a look below.


Computer Organization and Design MIPS Edition

This product was recommended by Ali Rizvi from Dream Superhero

This new edition is an ideal resource for professional digital system designers, programmers, application developers, and system software, developers.


Computer Architecture by John L. Hennessy

This product was recommended by Erico Franco from Agencia de Marketing Digital

Reading the book was incredible for me, although it was a technical book to read it flowed very well and in the first 80 pages I already felt that I had learned a lot about the subject. Also it is a book with many Appendixes that help a lot if you need to do some technical consultation in the future. It is a very flexible book and covers any computer architecture course you are taking. I highly recommend it.


Structured Computer Organization by Andrew S. Tanenbaum

This product was recommended by Rupert Pople from Your Smart Home Guide

Structured Computer Organization is a great start for someone who wants an accessible book of information but is willing to invest some thought into learning it. Although it was originally released in 2012, the newer editions have been updated to reflect modern developments in technology.

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