What computational redstone topics need the most love?

I’m considering making video(s) for my channel to replace the once I privated a while ago. I could just go about things like I did before and upload them roughly in the order someone would learn, but I think it’d be far more useful to fill in the gaps that exist in the computational redstone educational space.

What topics do you think are in most need of attention?

This doesn’t only mean it has no videos, but it could mean older videos with outdated designs and explanations that could use some work. It also means topics that people really benefit from learning, generally more foundational ones would take priority.

Also, I’d encourage everyone who makes videos like this to also steal video ideas from the replies. If they need attention then it shouldn’t just be from one person, right?

Suggestions I've seen (includes outside Discourse)

How to plan a CPU
10Hz Computing
Counting Delay
Complex CPU design (Stacks, Caches etc); maybe 5hz CPUs too
CPU Pipelining Step-By-Step Implementation (as opposed to just theory)
Control Unit Design

Complex CPU design (Stacks, Caches etc); maybe 5hz CPUs too

Perhaps a Step-By-Step tutorial on pipe-lining and control unit design. I know I struggle with both of those because I often need to see how something is implemented in order to do something similar.

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not theory but how to implement!

That’s a good one. Pipelining is a clear step in progression for CPUs, but it can be hard to wrap your head around, especially in regards to implementing it yourself.

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And ofc, Control Units are an implementation of one of the main parts of the CPU’s functionality (the ISA) so it makes sense we need more videos there