CSE 2312 - Summer 2014 - Lectures

• Lecture 1: Tue 07/08 - Introduction
  • Book reading: Chapter 1.
  • Slides (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered up to slide 43.

• Lecture 2: Wed 07/09 - Introduction (continued), CPU
  • Book reading: Section 2.1
  • Slides for introduction: (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered from slide 44 to the end.
  • Slides for CPU (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered up to slide 41.

• Lecture 3: Thu 07/10 - CPU (continued), Primary Memory.
  • Book reading: Sections 2.1, 2.2
  • Slides for CPU (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered from slide 42 to the end.
  • Additional slides for pipelines: PDF, PPT.
  • Slides for primary memory (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered up to slide 22.

• Lecture 4: Mon 07/14 - Primary Memory (continued)
  • Book reading: Section 2.2
  • Slides for primary memory (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered from slide 23 to slide 58, discussing endianness and error detection/correction.

• Lecture 5: Tue 07/15 - Primary Memory (continued)
  • Book reading: Section 2.2
  • Slides for primary memory (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered from slide 59 up to the end.
  • Slides discussing assignment 3: PDF, PPT.

• Lecture 6: Wed 07/16 - Secondary Memory, Input/Output Devices.
  • Book reading for secondary memory: Sections 2.3.1, 2.3.2, 2.3.5, 2.3.6.
  • Slides for secondary memory: PDF, PPT.
  • Book readings for input/output devices: Section 2.4, except for:
    • subsection headed "Flat Panel Display", on pages 115-117
    • subsection 2.4.4 (Game Controllers)
    • subsection 2.4.5 (Printers)
    • subsection headed "Internet over Cable", on pages 132-135
  • Slides for input/output devices (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered up to slide 45.

• Lecture 7: Thu 07/17 - Input/Output Devices, ISA Level Overview.
  • Book readings for input/output devices: Section 2.4, except for:
    • subsection headed "Flat Panel Display", on pages 115-117
    • subsection 2.4.4 (Game Controllers)
    • subsection 2.4.5 (Printers)
    • subsection headed "Internet over Cable", on pages 132-135
  • Slides for input/output devices (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered from slide 46 up to the end.
  • Book readings for ISA level overview: Section 5.1, except for subsections 5.1.5, 5.1.7, and Section 5.2, except for subsections 5.2.3, 5.2.5.
  • Slides for ISA level overview: PDF, PPT. Today we covered up to slide 43.

• Lecture 8: Mon 07/21 - ISA Level Overview, ISA Level Instructions.
  • Book readings for ISA level overview: Section 5.1, except for subsections 5.1.5, 5.1.7, and Section 5.2, except for subsections 5.2.3, 5.2.5.
  • Slides for ISA level overview: PDF, PPT. Today we covered from slide 43 up to the end.
  • Book readings for ISA level instructions: Sections 5.3, 5.4, except for subsections 5.3.3, 5.3.5, 5.4.8, 5.4.9, 5.4.10, 5.4.11, 5.4.13.
  • Slides for ISA level instructions (password protected): PDF, PPT. Today we covered all slides.

• Lecture 9: Tue 07/22 - Introduction to ARM-7 Assembly Code.
  • Slides for Introduction to ARM-7 Assembly: PDF, PPT.
  • Example code.
  • More example code.

• Lecture 10: Wed 07/23 - First Midterm.

• Lecture 11: Thu 07/24 - Functions in Assembly.
  • Slides: PDF, PPT. Today we did slides 1-28.
  • Example code.

• Lecture 12: Mon 07/28 - Functions, Discussion of Assignment 9, Pseudo-instructions and Directives.
  • Slides for functions: PDF, PPT. Today we did slides 29-end.
  • Slides on assignment 9: PDF, PPT.
  • Slides on pseudo-instructions and directives: PDF, PPT. Today we did slides 1-15.
  • Example code.

• Lecture 13: Tue 07/29 - Pseudo-instructions, Directives, Negative Numbers, Arrays and Pointers.
  • Slides on pseudo-instructions, directives, negative numbers: PDF, PPT. Today we did slides 16-end.
  • Example code:
    • print_and_div.s: a program that loops for ever, taking two integers from the user, and printing the result and remainder of dividing the first integer with the second one. Introduces functions div and print10.
    • echo.s: a program that receives characters from the user, and prints them back, one character at a time.
  • Slides for arrays and strings: PDF, PPT.

• Lecture 14: Wed 07/30 - Review for Second Midterm.

• Lecture 15: Thu 07/31 - Second Midterm.

• Lectures 16-19: Mon 08/04 to Thu 08/07 - Review.

• Final Exam: Mon 08/11.