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EEL 4743 Microprocessors Laboratory

Fall 1998

Instructor:	John Sperandio
Office:	ENB 149 (WSS Lab)
Phone:	974-3946
E-mail:	sperandi@eng.usf.edu
WWW:	http://www.eng.usf.edu/~sperandi/EEL4743
Office hours:	W 3:00 - 5:00 PM

Others by appointment (arrange by E-mail)


Manual:	Obtain from Pro Copy.

Goal

To introduce the students to the Motorola MC68000 and the MC68HC11 structure, assembly language programming, and interfacing concepts.

Lab Reports

Report scores will be suffer a two (out of ten) point deduction for every week a lab is late.
Lab reports should be written individually. This means no copying reports from past semesters.
The web page further explains the report specifications.
Neatness counts!

Informal Lab Reports

Lab reports are due one week after the lab date and should contain the following sections:

Purpose of the assignment
Theory of concepts employed in assignment
Preliminary Exercise solutions.
Results (usually in tabular form).
Conclusion relating the Purpose, Theory, and Results

The Purpose, Theory, and Preliminary Exercises solutions ideally should be completed before class. The Results and Conclusions sections can be handwritten and attatched to the others for submission.

Formal Post-Lab Reports

These reports are due one week after the scheduled lab date since they require more thoroughness than the informal reports. These reports should contain the following sections:

Purpose of the assignment
Theory of concepts employed in assignment
Procedure for editing, assembling, running, and debugging.
Program Description that outlines the major functions of the program and their implementation
Results (usually in tabular form)
Conclusion relating the Purpose, Theory, and Results
Appendix that includes the following:
- Preliminary Exercise solutions
- Source code listing with comments for each instruction
- Flowchart of program (if necessary)

Grading Policy

Informal Lab Reports (8)	25	A = 90 - 100
Formal Post-lab Reports (2)	10	B = 80 - 89
Exam 1	15	C = 70 - 79
Quizzes (4 or 5)	10	D = 60 - 69
Project with Formal Report	15	F = 00 - 59
Exam 2	25

Assignment Schedule

Section 901

John C. Sperandio <sperandi@eng.usf.edu >

Last modified: Wed Aug 26 16:38:29 EDT 1998