Computer Science 202 (CSCI 202)

Computer Architecture and Assembly Language - Fall 2009

Professor:

Bob Martin, MBH 501B, 443-5923

Email: rmartin@middlebury.edu

Office hours: Tu, W, Th 1 - 2:30 and by appointment

Prerequisites:

    CS 101

Class Meetings:

    MWF from 9:05 - 9:55 in MBH 505.

Texts:

• Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective, Bryant & O'Hallaron,  Prentice Hall, 2003
  
• A Book on C, Kelley & Pohl, Addison Wesley, 1998.

     

Relevant Web Sites:

• The Computer Systems Web Site
  
• IBM's PPC Page
• Motorola's PPC Page
• MkLinux Page
• Intel's Pentium Page

Honor Code

The work you submit must be the result of your own individual effort. You may discuss how to solve homework problems with other students but when it comes to the actual writing of programs or problem sets, your work must be your own. You must write your own solutions without having someone telling you what to write or copying the work of someone else. In particular, you should never have a copy of someone elses work in your possession, either electronically or on paper. It is also your own responsibility to protect your work from unauthorized access by others.

Exams, of course, must be entirely your own work.

Grade:

1/3 Midterm + 1/3 Final + 1/3 Homework.
The midterm will be on ***sday, *** ** (during class).
The final exam is scheduled for ***day December ** from 7 - 10 pm, MBH 505.

• Course Outline