EECE 321L Syllabus, Spring 2012
American University of Beirut · Computer Organization Laboratory · 11 pages · Dr. Sara Khaddaj
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EECE 321L- Introduction
Computer Organization Laboratory
Team
Instructors: Sara Khaddaj, Ali Marmar
Lab Engineer and Course Coordinator: Sara Khaddaj
Lab Manager: Khaled Joujou
Lab Technician: Salam Abyad
Contact
Sara Khaddaj
Office hours: Will be posted on Moodle
E-mail: sk56@aub.edu.lb
Office: SRB F2, 202
Extension: 3567
Ali Marmar
Office hours: Will be posted on Moodle
E-mail: am83@aub.edu.lb
Office: SRB 303
Extension: 3562
Organization and logistics
Communication through Moodle
7 sections, each maximum 24 students
8-9 sessions (experiments) for each section, schedule will
be posted on Moodle.
So, every week: 7 sessions for 1 experiment.
Groups of maximum two students will be formed.
Course Objectives
Digital hardware design using CAD tools and FPGAs
Program-controlled and interrupt-driven I/O
Microcontroller-based designs.
LAB Material
Total of 8 experiments
Digital Design ( circuit building and testing)
The Digital Design Process
Hardware Design and VHDL ( FPGA and Xilinx software)
Seven-Segment LED Decoder
Hierarchical Circuit Design of Adders
Traffic Light Controller
Computer organization and microprocessors ( PIC microcontroller and MPLAB
software)
Introduction to MPLAB
Delays
Interrupts
LCD
Assessment
Midterm
Project
Drop quizzes
In-labs, pre-labs, and post-labs
Calendar
LAB Material
Moodle:
Metacourse: Include lab material
Pre-labs, manuals, in-labs and miscellaneous documents
Quizzes
Lab Announcements (Students should check regularly)
Different labs different assessment methods
Section: For submissions of in-lab and reports
Some short quizzes will be scheduled at the beginning or at
the end of a lab session.
Material: To be announced.
Codes developed in class will not be saved on the PC
Erased automatically after restart
LAB Etiquette
Attendance is a must in the lab
Students should not miss any lab session except for
A valid medical reason from AUH
Should report the case to the instructor in any way (phone, email) directly within the same week of the
lab to be missed
A make up should be scheduled
No make up sessions can be scheduled except within the same week
Student who miss any lab session with no make up will be dropped from the course
The partner of an absent student from the lab should report to the lab as usual in the normal
session time
Students who are late to a second lab session will not be allowed to attend the lab session
and hence are considered absent from the lab session
Any act of cheating or plagiarism will be reported to the disciplinary committee and students
will get DEAN’S WARNING
Tentative Grade Distribution
Grade Distribution
Pre-lab reports (6%)
In lab reports(4%)
Post labs (5%)
Quizzes (10%)
Performance and Participation (5%)
Midterm (35%)
Project (35%)
Hope You will enjoy the course!!!
Have a nice semester…