CSC270 Class Page 2009

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Dominique Thiébaut email
Dept. Computer Science
McConnell Hall, 208.
Telephone: 3854
Office hours MW 10:30-12:00, W 1-3, and by appointments

Weekly Schedule

Week Topics Reading
Week 1
1/26
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2/9
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Week 4
2/16
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  • 2/18 Rally Day, No Class

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Week 5
2/23
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Week 6
3/2
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Week 7
3/9
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  • 3/11 Midterm Exam

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Week 8
3/16

SPRING BREAK

 

Week 9
3/23
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Week 10
3/30
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Week 11
4/6
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Week 12
4/13
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Week 13
4/20
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Week 14
4/27
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  • 4/29: 1-week Take-Home Final Exam

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Links and Resources

Software

  • Pspice 9, Student version. An nice alternative to drawing schematics by hand. Download.

Integrated Circuit Data-Sheets

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Motorola 68HC11 Documentation

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  • Good source of info on the 6811.
  • 6811 FAQs.
  • The official Motorola | 68HC11A8 Data Sheet. Fairly cryptic...
  • A Motorola 6811 Manual. It is a nicely written refresher on many concepts of assembly language applied to the 6811.
    • Check Section 3.2 on addressing modes (inherent, direct, extended, indexed, relative).
    • Get a refresher for the different instruction types (arithmetic, shifts, control, etc) in Section 3.4.
    • The condition code register is covered in Section 3.5.
  • M68HC11 Technical Reference, Motorola
    • Section 6.5 shows the instructions in logical groups.
  • M68HC11 Pocket Reference.
    • Very useful, on Page 15, a list of all the opcodes supported by the 6811, in numerical (hex) order.
  • 68HC11A8 Technical Reference: a hardware and engineering description. of the 6811, its ports, and how it operates.
    • See Section 10 for a cycle-by-cycle description of the execution of each instruction.
    • See Appendix A, Figure A-14 for the timing diagram of a typical (multiplexed expansion) memory access.





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