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Course Information:
- Course Name: CMPE310: Systems Design and Programming
- Instructor: Reza M. Rad
- Office Hours: Tu-Th 5:30-6:30pm or by appointment, Office: ITE374
- Teaching Assistant:
- Ryan Helinski
- Office Hours: Mon-Wed 10:00-11:00 AM
- Office: Room ITE349
- Email: rhelins1@umbc.edu
- Web: Check for help on projects
Announcements:
Please Check Frequently for Information on Projects, Homewroks etc.
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Calss lacation moved back to ACIV 013
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Lab discussions class moved: 10:00-11:50 ITE375
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Project #1 is now posted. See the project description below.
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Please review the GDB tutorial.
We will have a quick overview of it on lab discussion and there will be a quiz on that, Friday Feb 15th.
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Project #2 is now posted. See the project description below.
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Quiz2 will cover the lectures we had on introduction to 8086 architecture, registers and chipset and also the lab lecture on arithmetic, logic control instructions.
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MidTerm Exam : Thursday March 13th
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Project #3 is now posted. See the project description below.
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Find some sample questions here.
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Project #4 (board design project)is posted. Find the project description below.
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Quiz #3 on Friday April 18th, covers 8255 (PPI) and 8254 (timer), 8279 (keyboard and display controller) .
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ABET SURVEY: Please fill out the survey forms before May 14th.
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See a short description for 8086 emulator board programming project (Project5) below.
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Sample questions for final exam.
Lectures:
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Course Syllabus
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Introduction
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Introduction to 80x86 Architecture
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Registers in 80x86
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80x86 Chipset
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Memory I
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Memory II
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Memory III
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Memory IV
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Basic IO: 82C55 PPI
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82C55 datasheet
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Basic IO: 8279 / 8254, 8254 Datasheet
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Basic IO: 16550/ Serial and Parallel Ports /ADC and DAC
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Interrupts
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Mass Storage, Video, DMA
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Bus Interface
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OS Essentials
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Protected Mode Addressing
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Paging and Segmentation
Labs:
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Assebly Basics / Addressing Modes
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NASM
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Arithmetic, Logic and Control Instructions
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Data Movement Instructions
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Stack Basics and Procedure Calls
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Floating Point Coprocessor Instructions
Assembly and Project Help:
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NASM documentation
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Compiling using GCC and LD
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Using GDB for debugging assembly language
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Linux System Calls
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Official Intel Instruction Set
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How the stack works if you've assembled with NASM and loaded with LD
Reference
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Instructions on using Submit
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8086 Instructions
Example Source Codes:
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Hello World! (hello.asm)
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Useful Macros (mine.inc)
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Convert user input to upper case (toupper.asm)
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GDB demo for toupper.asm (toupper.txt)
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Using printf for integers
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Getting command line arguments when using GCC
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Using printf for floats
Project Links:
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Link to alldatasheet.com
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OrCad demo version
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Local copy of Data Sheets for your project
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Capture CIS Tutorial
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Layout Plus Tutorial
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PCB Footprints
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Custom Footprint Libraries: 8086_FOOTPRINTS.LLB and HEADER.LLB
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Introduction to 8086 Trainer Programming Board
Assignments:
- Homework: (Due date: 03/04/08)
Chapter 3: Problems 21, 27, 33
Chapter 4: Problems 19, 20, 23, 32, 45
Chapter 5: Problems 22, 23, 36, 38
- Project #1:
Performing checksum operation on a string of input data, Due date: 19/02/08
- Project #2:
File IO and sort and merge on Integers, Due date: 03/04/08
- Project #3:
Low Pass Filter, Floating point operations, Due date: 04/01/08
- Project #4:
Board Design Project , Due date: 04/25/08
- Class Assignment #1:
A Digital Clock , Due date: 04/11/08
- Project #5:
Programing parralel ports of the 8086 emulator board , Due date: 05/13/08
Instructions on submitting assignments
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For each lab submission, completely fill out and include the cover page:
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DOC or
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PDF
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Labs will not be accepted without the cover sheet
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Late submission penalty is 20% lab grade per day late
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The definition for a late lab is if you don't hand in your hardcopy when you walk into your class (or don't submit the softcopy before coming to class) you have a late submission.
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Weekends will be considered as late days.
Acknowledgement:
I would like to acknowledge Dr. Patel for giving me the permission to use his course materials and slides for this course.
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