The Von Neumann architecture
The Von Neumann architecture can be described as a model of design for a digital computer which has a stored program. The main characteristic of the model is that there is only one storage structure which is the memory that holds both the data and the program.
Some components of the model include the Memory, which holds both the data to be processed and data concerning the program processing the data. This memory is the Random Access Memory in modern computers.
The control unit manages the process of moving both the data to be processed and the program processing the ...