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Cosc 2P12 Assignment 5 The goal of this assignment is to introduce Floating Point operations in MIPS.

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Cosc 2P12

Assignment 5

(Due date for assignment is Friday December 10th,4:00 p.m. est., Late date Monday December. 13th, 4:00

p.m. est)

Goal

The goal of this assignment is to introduce Floating Point operations in MIPS.

Background

Let us assume you are a farmer and must administer some drug to your ailing animals. The instructions

on the medication read “administer 1ml (1cc) per X Kilos of body weight”, this being a standard way of

describing dosages. Since several animals are to be treated, and the farmer is old school, he weighs the

animals in pounds. A conversion table is required.

The Assignment

You are dealing with a cattle farmer, where an animal can range from 500 lbs, to 1300 lbs. Your

program is to prompt for X, see above. Then produce a dosage table based on the animal’s body weight

in pounds. This should be in the form of a table which ranges from 500 to 1300 lbs. in 50 lbs increments.

There are 453.592 grams / pound.

Example calculation:

X = 25 kilos, thus 25 x 1000/453.592 = 55.12 lbs = Y.

So, 500 lb animal requires 500/55.12 = 9.07 cc of medication.

Table should look similar to below

===================================

1 cc per Y pounds of body weight

Weight Dosage

===================================

500 xxx

550 xxx

….

1300 xxx

Note, your table will not be so clean since the default print of a double includes many decimal places

and could be in scientific notation.

Submission 

This submission will be submitted electronically as a MIPS assembly file.

The TA will be running your program to ensure it is fully functional. Make the marker happy!!!

For the electronic submission, use Sakai, an assignment 5 submission will be available.

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