This project is to be conducted in a group of MAXIMUM SIX

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Title Programmer Calculator

Type This project is to be conducted in a group of MAXIMUM SIX (6)

students. You are STRICTLY to choose your group members within the same lecture Group.

Objectives The objectives are:

• To understand the number systems used in computer architecture; and

• To familiarized with assembly programming language

• To enhance the presentation skills and teamwork among group members

Tasks In this project, each group is required to design and develop a

command line interface (CLI) version of programmer calculator using assembly language. The functions of this calculator are:

1. Allows conversion between decimal number, 16-bit binary number and hexadecimal number system

2. Able to perform Boolean operations which include AND, OR, XOR, and NOT on the input

 

Prepare a 10-15 minutes presentation live or recorded (depending on your group respective lecturer’s preference) that explains the design, functions and how to use calculator, and lesson learned.

 

You are recommended using the tools below for this project as shown in Lab 5. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/compile_assembly_online.php

https://www.mycompiler.io/new/asm-x86_64

 

Deliverables The softcopy of the:

1. Assembly files (source code) for the calculator

2. Presentation slide in PowerPoint format

Marks This  project  is  worth  20%  of  all  marks  for  TMF  1214  Computer

Architecture course.

 

 

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