| Monday |
Wednesday |
Mon, Jan 19;
- Martin Luther King Day
(Campus Holiday, No class)
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Wed, Jan 21:
-
Lecture 1: Course goals; Course overview;
history; review of binary number systems, 2's complement, and base conversion.
- Reading: Irvine: Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers:
Fourth Edition, Chapter 1
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Forward and
Sections 1.0-1.3, 1.7, 1.11
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Mon, Jan 26:
- Lecture 2: Computer System Architecures;
Specifics on the 80x86 (registers, memory, periphials); Hints for first
machine problem
- Reading: Irvine: Chapter 2 (IA-32)
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections 3.0-3.1, 3.3.1-3.3.4, 4.2-4.3, 4.5
- HW0 assigned
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Wed, Jan 28:
- Lecture 3: Programming with registers;
Assembly Opcodes; Complex addressing modes.
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections 3.3.1-3.3.13, 4.1, 4.4, 4.6-4.8, 6.3, 6.5.1-6.5.5
- Reading: Irvine: Chapter 3 (Assembly/MASM)
- HW0 Due (Fri, 5pm, on-line)
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Mon, Feb 2:
- Lecture 4: Logical and Shifting Operations,
Math operations. Overflows & carries, flags settings.
- Reading: Irvine: Chapter 4 (Data transfer, Addressing, and Arithmetic);
Chapter 7.1-7.3 (Shift/Rotate); 7.5 (Extended Addition/Subtraction)
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections 6.1, 6.6, 6.9, 6.11
- HW1 assigned
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Wed, Feb 4:
- Lecture 5: Conditional branching; Numerical
comparisons; Mapping loop/branch paradigms to linear code.
- Lecture 6: Program organization,
Assembly and debugging techniques, MASM directives;
- Reading: Irvine, Chapter 6 (Conditional Processing)
- MP0 assigned
- HW1 Due(Fri, 5pm, on-line)
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Mon Feb 9
- Lecture 7: Multiplication;
Division, MACROs
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections: 6.5.6-6.5.7, 8.14, 8.18
- Readine: Irvine: Chapter 7.4 (Multiplication and Division)
- HW2 assigned
| Wed, Feb 11:
- Lecture 8: The stack: Implementation,
PUSH & POP operations, direct access, procedures, recursion
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections: 6.3.5, 11.9
- Reading: Irvine: Chapter 5.4 (Stack operations); 5.5-5.6 (Defining
and using Procedures)
- MP0 Due (Thr, 2pm, in Lab)
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Mon, Feb 16
- Lecture 10: Programming with high-level
languages; Combining C with ASM: (assemble, compile, link, and run)
- HW2 Due (11pm, on-line)
- Reading: Irvine: Chapter 8.1-8.5 (Advanced Procedures)
| Wed, Feb 18:
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| Mon, Feb 23
| Web, Feb 25:
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| Mon, Mar 1
| Web, Mar 3:
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| Spring Break |
Mon, Mar 15:
- Lecture 13: Table-Lookup Functions, Jump
Tables, Interrupt Vectors, Hash Functions
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections: 9.8, 13.1-13.2
- HW3 assigned
| Wed, Mar 17
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Mon, Mar 22:
- No Class: Work on Homework
and machine problem!
- HW3 Due(Mon, 5:30pm, on-line)
| Wed, Mar 24
- Lecture 14: Interrupt-Driven I/O,
Hardware Interrupt Service Routines (ISR's), Terminate &
Stay Resident (TSR) Programs
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Mon, Mar 29:
- Lecture 15: Interrupt Topics: Timer Demo,
Critical Sections, 8259 PIC, Scheduling
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections: 3.1.3, 3.4, 6.7, 21.1-21.3
- MP2 Due(3 pm, in Lab)
| Wed, Mar 31
- Lecture 16: PC Hardware I/O with Ports:
IN/OUT, 8253 Timer, Parallel Port, Joystick
- Reading: Hyde: Art of Assembly:
Sections: 17.4
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Mon, Apr 5:
- Lecture 17: Video Graphics using
efficient instructions for data transfer (continued)
- MP3 Due(3 pm, in Lab)
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Wed, Apr 7 :
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| Mon, Apr 12:
| Wed, Apr 14
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Mon, Apr 19:
- Lecture 24: MMX, SSE, Parallelism,
SIMD Vector Instructions.
- Reading: Browse AMD K6 MMX manual
- Final Project Signup Due
(6 pm, on-line)
| Wed, Apr 21
- Work on Final Projects
- No Lecture: Meet with your
final project team in lab
during regular class period.
- MP4 Due(2pm, in lab)
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Mon, Apr 26:
- Work on Final Projects
- No Lecture: Meet with your
final project team in lab
during regular class period.
- HW5 assigned
- Meet with TA in lab to review project status
- Demonstrate current version of software
- Review current version of project writeup (15 pts)
- Well-defined data structures: +4 points
- Procedures with well-defined inputs & outputs: +4 points
- Well planned overall program design: +4 points
- Equally divided work among the team: +3 points
- Identify the work remaining to be implemented
| Wed, Apr 28
- Work on Final Projects
- No Lecture: Meet with your
final project team in lab
during regular class period.
- MP5 Due(2pm, in lab)
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| Mon, May 3:
| Fri, May 7
- Special Session: 12:30-3:30pm
- Final Project Presentations (in Class)
[with Bonus of +0 points]
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| Final Exam: Thursday, May 6, 2004, 10:30a - 12:30pm |