Assignment Detail:- SIT111 Computer Systems - Deakin University
Part - Multiplication Program in Hack Assembly
Overview
Hack assembly programs -*-asm code- can manipulate registers, RAM, and I/O devices in the Hack Computer- In this task, you will be using Hack assembly to change and store values in registers and RAM, and carry out some arithmetic operations-
Part requirements
a- Go through week 7 class materials on Cloud Deakin & complete the problems in week 7 active learning sessions, so that you get an understanding of how to complete this task-b- Read the task instructions
Part Instructions
1- Using your knowledge gained from the learning materials and learning sessions in week 7, write a Hack assembly program Mult-asm to multiply two integer values-
2- The inputs of this program are the current values stored in R0 and R1 -i-e-, the two top RAM locations--
3- The program must compute the product R0*R1 and store the result in R2- Assume that R0>=0, R1>=0, and R0*R1<32768- Your program need not test these conditions, but rather assume that they hold-
4- Use the provided Mult-tst and Mult-cmp test scripts in task resources to test your implementation via the CPU Emulator tool, as shown in the lecture videos-
5- In a document, explain how you arrived at the solution -1 page max--
6- Upload the code and document to OnTrack
Reference
Nisan, Noam, and Shimon Schocken- The Elements of Computing Systems : Building a Modern Com- puter from First Principles MIT Press, 2005loyd, L-, Thomas- Digital Fundamentals- Prentice-Hall International, 20031
Part - I/O-Handling Program in Hack Assembly
Overview
Hack assembly programs -*-asm code- can manipulate registers, RAM, and I/O devices in the Hack Computer- In this task, you will be using Hack assembly to manipulate the screen, depending on the keyboard input-
Part requirements
a- Go through week 7 class materials on Cloud Deakin & complete the problems in week 7 active learning sessions, so that you get an understanding of how to complete this task-b- Read the task instructions-
Part Instructions
1- Using your knowledge gained from the learning materials and learning sessions in week 7, write a Hack assembly program Fill-asm to blacken the entire screen, depending on the keyboard input-• When a key is pressed -any key-, the entire screen should be black, that is, the program should set every pixel to black- When no key is pressed, the screen should be cleared -set to white--• This program runs an infinite loop that listens to the keyboard input-• You may choose to blacken and clear the screen in any spatial order, as long as pressing a key continuously for long enough will result in a fully blackened screen and not pressing any key for long enough will result in a cleared screen-• This program has a test script -Fill-tst- but no compare file-it should be checked by visibly inspecting the simulated screen-2- Use the provided test scripts in task resources to test your implementation via the CPU Emulator tool, as shown in the lecture videos- There is a manual test script -Fill-tst- without a corresponding compare file, where you need to check the simulated screen visually for correct behaviour- Use the FillAutomatic-tst file to do automated testing-3- In a document, explain how you arrived at the solution -1 page max--
Part - Reflect on Your Progress & Learning Plan
Overview
This is a simple task to review your progress and your learning plan regularly together with the teaching team- This will help us ensure that you are on track, and that the teaching team is aware of any difficulty that you might face-We provide a few prompting questions to help you- These questions ask about what you did, how you feel you are progressing, and whether you anticipate any issue- Please give a brief answer to the provided questions-Part requirementsa- Read the task instructions
Part Instructions
1- Reflecting on your weeks 4-7 in the unit, and your learning goals, provide answers to the following questions:a- Which OnTrack tasks have you submitted???? How many are marked as ‘complete'???? Are there any overdue tasks????b- What worked well with your previous learning plan -in 3-4P-????c- What didn't work as well as planned????d- How did/could you overcome these obstacles????e- What risks do you anticipate impacting negatively on your study in the next few weeks???? f- What strategies are you putting in place to mitigate these risks????2- Do you think your learning plan needs to be updated???? If so please include the updated plan-3- Please do not write more than 1 page in 12 point font-4- Write your answer in a text file/document, covert to PDF and submit to OnTrack-
Note: You can change your target grade at any time- You could change learning plans again as you progress further-
Attachment:- Computer Systems Assignment-rar
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