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CS 3843 Final Exam Review

CS 3843 Final Exam Review. Fall 2013 December 5 , 2013. Topics. What to cover? Lectures for Chapter 2, Chapter 3 and Chapter 4.1-4.3 Lectures on truth table, Karnaugh Map Class notes for Chapters 2-4 What are allowed? Scientific calculator

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CS 3843 Final Exam Review

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  1. CS 3843 Final Exam Review Fall 2013 December 5, 2013

  2. Topics • What to cover? • Lectures for Chapter 2, Chapter 3 and Chapter 4.1-4.3 • Lectures on truth table, Karnaugh Map • Class notes for Chapters 2-4 • What are allowed? • Scientific calculator • Two sheets of note (both sides, standard 11’×8.5’ letter size) • The Y86 encoding diagram will be provided. • What is not allowed? • Talking to each other • Other notes and book materials

  3. Final Exam Scores • Assignments: 20% • Assignment 0 and Assignment 1-6 • Quizzes and recitation participation: 10% • Quiz: drop 1 lowest grade out of 5 (5%) • Recitation participation: 5% • Midterms: 35% • Two midterms (17.5% each) • Final Exam: 35%

  4. Any Questions about your grading • TA: K. M. SabidurRahman Office: FLN (f.SB)3.01.04 Email: kmsabidurrahman@gmail.com

  5. Tips • Study • Assignments 1-6 and their solutions • Quizzes 1-5 • Practice Problems • Lecture Slides • Practice problems • Solutions are available under • http://www.cs.utsa.edu/~qitian/CS3843/

  6. Chapter 2 • Conversion between different numbering systems • Based R representation and its conversion to decimal • Conversion between decimal, binary, and hexadecimal • Integer and Fraction part • Binary representation of n-bit word for signed and unsigned integers • 2’s, 1’s complement and sign/magnitude • Boolean operators and logical operators • &, |, ^, ~ • &&, ||, ! • Shift operators (<<, >>A, >>L) • Number representations using different data types (int, short, char, long) • n-bit IEEE floating-point representation • S, M, E, bias, exp (k bits), frac (n bits) • Single precision and double precision • Normalized, denormalized, special values (+/- inf, NAN) • Largest, smallest value • Rounding • Round-to-even; Round-towards-zero; Round-down, Round-up

  7. Chapter 3 • Trace the register values in given assembly procedure • Understand all the IA32 assembly instructions, different operands and memory addressing modes; • Understand Assembly Codes and Write Correct Comments

  8. Chapter 3 (continued …) • Understand Conditional Codes (ZF, SF, OF, and CF) • Write C codes from the given assembly codes and vice versa; • Identify and correct any mistakes in given assembly instructions

  9. Chapter 4 • Y86 instruction encodings • Translate object code to assembly code • Translate Y86 instructions to object code • Truth table and basic block diagram of logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, XOR, NAND, NOR), MUX, ALU, 1-bit full adder • Function complete set • Truth Table and two-, three-, four-varibalesKarnaugh-Map • minterm, maxterm, don’t-care term • Minimum sum-of-product solution

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