CMPE 12 Links Main page Course information Class notes Filled-out notes Homework Labs Lab Write-Ups SOE Forums Off-site Links Textbook Lab Manual BELS IEEE Chapter SWE Chapter Other links Intro to Extreme Programming Paired Programming research paper CPU Information Center Cool die photos Number representation analysis in C White Paper on Caches by Intel The ASCII Table! Ghostview (postscript viewer) Typing injury FAQ (TIFAQ)		Recent Forum Posts Today is Monday, February 13, 2012 view forum (1/5/12) Winter CE12 is NOT using this forum
	Course Information Course Textbook Introduction to Computing Systems, 2nd Edition, Patt and Patel, McGraw Hill, 2004. ISBN: 0-07-246750-9. REQUIRED This book should be avalible at both the Bay Tree Bookstore and Slug Books. The old CMPE012c Lab Manual, available online. Still useful for HC11 and for CMPE110 for MIPS assembly. HC11 Manual: Free, courtesy of Freescale/Motorola. Pick up at BELS mid-way through the quarter. Check the discussion forum and web page regularly. You are responsible for all announcements on the web page, in the discussion forum, and in class. Prerequisites Suitable programming experience is a prerequisite to CMPE12 and the associated lab. We will be using C as a reference language; familiarity with C or C-like languages is assumed. Expected Course Schedule Part 1: Introduction and Logic Design Brief History of Computers (On class notes) Logic Gates and Functions (Textbook Ch 3) Integer Number Representation (Ch 2) Computing Systems & Abstraction (Ch 1) Part 2: The LC-3 Computer System LC-3 Architecture (Ch 4) LC-3 Instruction Set Architecture (Ch 5) LC-3 Machine Language Programming (Ch 6) LC-3 Assembly Language Programming (Ch 7) LC-3 Input and Output (Ch 8) LC-3 TRAPS and subroutines (Ch 9) LC-3 Stack (Ch 10) Part 3: The 68HC11 Microcontroller Microcontrollers and embedded systems HC11 microcontroller HC11 assembly HC11 I/O and interrupts Exams and Grading Policy See Note Set 01 - Introduction for detailed description. You must pass the lab to pass the class. That is, if you fail CMPE12L you will automatically fail CMPE12 (with a D grade). You must pass the class to pass the lab. That is, if you fail CMPE12 you will automatically fail CMPE12L (with a D grade). The grade breakdown for the class is as follows. Homework and quizzes: 20% of the final grade Late homework is not accepted, and will score -1. Quizzes can not be made up, and missed quizzes will score -1. Lowest homework score will be dropped. Midterm 1: 20% of the final grade Midterm 2: 20% of the final grade Final: 40% of the final grade Then the following table gives you the letter grade: Final score (at least) Grade Pass? 95.0% A+ PASS 90.0% A   85.0% A-   80.0% B+   75.0% B   70.0% B-   65.0% C+   60.0% C 40.0% D FAIL 00.0% F Other useful references CPU Information Center which includes links to several die photos C program to analyze number representations White Paper on Caches by Intel The ASCII Table! Ghostview (postscript viewer) download site Typing injury FAQ (TIFAQ).
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