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    2017-Spring Extra Projects

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    This document outlines optional extra credit projects for a computer engineering course. It provides deadlines and requirements for choosing a project, submitting project details and parts, and final submission. Suggested individual projects include writing MIPS assembly programs, creating an operating system or compiler, or a Raspberry Pi project to simulate an IOT device or create a robot. Logic design and sequential circuit synthesis are also listed as potential extra credit options. Students must choose a project by March 6th and submit initial details and a schedule by March 16th, with the first part due on March 25th.

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    This document outlines optional extra credit projects for a computer engineering course. It provides deadlines and requirements for choosing a project, submitting project details and parts, and final submission. Suggested individual projects include writing MIPS assembly programs, creating an operating system or compiler, or a Raspberry Pi project to simulate an IOT device or create a robot. Logic design and sequential circuit synthesis are also listed as potential extra credit options. Students must choose a project by March 6th and submit initial details and a schedule by March 16th, with the first part due on March 25th.

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    This document outlines optional extra credit projects for a computer engineering course. It provides deadlines and requirements for choosing a project, submitting project details and parts, and final submission. Suggested individual projects include writing MIPS assembly programs, creating an operating system or compiler, or a Raspberry Pi project to simulate an IOT device or create a robot. Logic design and sequential circuit synthesis are also listed as potential extra credit options. Students must choose a project by March 6th and submit initial details and a schedule by March 16th, with the first part due on March 25th.

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    2017-Spring Extra Projects

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    This document outlines optional extra credit projects for a computer engineering course. It provides deadlines and requirements for choosing a project, submitting project details and parts, and final submission. Suggested individual projects include writing MIPS assembly programs, creating an operating system or compiler, or a Raspberry Pi project to simulate an IOT device or create a robot. Logic design and sequential circuit synthesis are also listed as potential extra credit options. Students must choose a project by March 6th and submit initial details and a schedule by March 16th, with the first part due on March 25th.

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    Extra - Projects

    1. Assignment
    a. If the student decides to take these optional bonus projects then the decision should be made before
    06.03.
    b. At this date an email should be sent to teacher – which project or which type of project the student prefers to take.
    c. The teacher sends back the personalized project requirements 10.03

    2. Understanding the project and scheduling deadlines:


    a. Based on the above requirements the project concept and the scheduled plan of the project and subparts (with deadlines) should
    be sent to teacher before 16.03
    i. The project short definition
    ii. Goals of the project
    iii. Methods and tools to be used to implement the project
    iv. The expected result
    v. The scheduled plan with deadlines corresponding to below dates

    3. The first part of the project should be submitted 25.03


    a. If the 30% of the whole project is done at this date then the student is allowed to continue the project. If not the student gets the
    grade corresponding to the completed part of the work and is not allowed to continue the project.

    4. The remaining part of the project should be submitted 20.04

    5. How the project will be submitted to teacher:


    a. The done work (source code ready to run in appropriate environment, documents) has to be submitted to the address
    [email protected] by email.

    6. How the project will be checked:


    b. The project’s source code will be run in real environment and checked to satisfy the main requirements.

    c. Delayed Branches and Delayed Load options should be Enabled in PCSPIM in case if the project will be done on MIPS
    platform.

    1
    Write these programs on MIPS Assembly Language

    MIPS Input / Output / Interrupts / Driver


    1. String input using interrupt 5 scores Syuzanna Loretsyan–request 06.03,
    suggested, Assigned
    2. String output using interrupt 5 Anna Baghumyan - request 06.03
    Assigned 22.03

    3. Integer input / output with error detection using interrupt 5 Nane Vardanyan - – request 06.03
    Suggested, Assigned

    4. Floating Point numbers input / output with error detection using interrupt 5+5 Meri Mirijanyan – request 06.03
    Suggested, Assigned
    Martin Mirakyan

    5. Character input using interrupt 5 Davit Shadunts - request 06.03,


    suggested, Assigned

    6. Timer interrupt usage – simulate clock on the screen. 5 Seda Sedrakyan - Request 06.03
    Suggested., Assigned
    Create MIPS Time Sharing operating system
    Create time sharing small OS with 3 or more different tasks all running simultaneously. 10

    Create multiprogramming small OS with 3 or more different tasks all running


    simultaneously. 5+5

    Assembly Translator (compiler)


    Compile Assembly file to Machine code and run 5 scores
     no symbols, names or branches
    Compile Assembly file to Machine code and run 10
     with symbols, names, branches cycles

    2
    C Compiler
    Compile C code (no cycles and branches) to assembly instructions, load to SPIM and run 4
     code should contain variables, do some operations with them and input output the
    variables.
    Compile C code (cycles and branches) to assembly instructions, load to SPIM and run 8
     code should contain variables, do some operations with them and input output the
    variables.
     It also includes cycle(s) and branch(es)
     Compile C code with unsigned char 8 bit variables and catch the 8 bit overflow of 7
    operations with those variables.

    Raspberry Pi
     "OS installation on Raspberry Pi and programming environment creation" 5+ Spartak Harutyunyan - assigned.
    o IOT device simulation on the board 5
    5 Liana Harutyunyan
     Project on Raspberry Pi. Create a Robot. 5 Nelli Hovhannisyan
    5 Rebeka Asryan
    Very early request, suggested,
    assigned 08.03.2017

    Logic Design
     “Assignment 03 Simple sequential circuit synthesis - control unit 8 bits.doc” 5 Emma Saroyan – assigned
    11.03.2017

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