Computing Science 212 Computer Design and Architecture II

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Credits: 3 Course Content: In this course, we will study the structure of a micro-processor and the communication between the processor and interfaces which represent hardware devices. Each student will design and build a 16-bit processor in LogicWorks4. Prerequisites:Comp 211 with at least a "C-" grade. Instructor:Dr Minoru Hasegawa Web Text - Computer Cook Book Build your own Processor in LW4 CAPC Processor Project Information Step1: A Skeletal Processor Step2: Skeletal Processor 2 Step3: CAPC Processor with PROM Step4: CAPC Processor with RAM Step5: CAPC Processor with RAM - 2 Step6: CAPC Processor MidTerm Exam 1 - 1:30-3:30pm February 25 MidTerm Exam 2 - 10:30am-12:30pm April 2 Final Exam - 1:35pm-4:30pm April 14 CAPC Processor Project Presentation 2004 Students' File - Course Mark Reference : MicroArchitecture (A. S. Tanenbaum) (added May25,2007) PROJECT : Design Tanenbaum's MAC1 in LogicWorks4 (added May25, 2007) Mail to Dr. Hasegawa