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Course Info
Simulator
Assembly Language Spec.
Tom’s Hardware
Sample1
sim.jar
asm.jar
Links:
ISA one
SPIM Doc
SPIM
SPIM BASICS
Examples+
Sample1
Sample2
Sample3
Sample4
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Assignments:
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 | Get the book and start reading. Read chapter 1 and take notes while you
are reading.
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 | Download the simulator and start exploring it.
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 | HOMEWORK 1:
- Continue Reading/Notetaking chapters 1 and 2 (thru 2.2) Read
Appendix 1 and 2.
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Do the following problems.
Please hand in a hardcopy. Due next Thur.
Chapter 1: p. 38,
#2, 5, 6, 9 (Forget about the hint.)
Chapter 2: pp. 113 - 114,
#1, 6, 12
Appendix A: pp. 641 - 642,
#1, 2, 7, 14 (Show your calculations)
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HOMEWORK 2 - Tuesday:
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Work on xLogicCircuits Lab 1, all exercises, at
this web address:
http://math.hws.edu/TMCM/java/labs/xLogicCircuitsLab1.html
If you get stuck on an exercise, skip it and come back to it if you have
time. Work together as a team, Gordon can help, he has done this
before. Do screen dumps as needed and answer the questions in Microsoft
Word. Only one paper is required, everyone in class sign it and turn it
in to my box outside my office at the end of class.
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Turn in any completed notes you made on the reading
and/or homework and keep reading the book.
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HOMEWORK 3 - Tuesday 4/15:
- Finish reading chapter 2. Turn in a copy of your notes. Begin
reading chapter 3.
- Research either the new Intel 64 bit chip or the AMD 64 bit chip.
Write a short paper that describes the architecture of the chip. (One
page)
- How long is the spiral track on a single sided, one layer DVD disk.
Check out How Stuff Works
and What Is.
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HOMEWORK 4 - Thursday 4/17:
- Finish any outstanding homework.
- Finish the xLogicCircuits Lab 2, exercises 1-8, at this web address:
http://math.hws.edu/TMCM/java/labs/xLogicCircuitsLab2.html
- Complete reading through page 154 in your text. Do problems #4-#7
and #9 on page 199.
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 | HOMEWORK 5-15 Thursday:
 | Finish chapter 4 see notes above. |
 | Do problems #2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 11, 17 at the end of Ch 4. |
 | Start reading chapter 5. Read about the fundamental concepts and the
picoJava material.
 | pgs. 303-311 |
 | pgs. 317-320 |
 | pgs. 321-327 |
 | pgs. 330-340 |
 | pgs. 346-359 |
 | pgs. 364-370
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