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    The document outlines the topics, policies, procedures, and grading structure for a lab course. It discusses introducing students and lab equipment, breaking lab sessions into lecture and project work time. Each lab is worth 30 marks, with 10 marks for the lab report due before class and 10 marks for the post-lab group report. Labs get assessed and counted towards a term project, final exam, and individual lab grades. Lab 1 introduces software design tools and programming and has students install a simulator, use an example program, and modify it to practice building, simulating and debugging a new project.

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    The document outlines the topics, policies, procedures, and grading structure for a lab course. It discusses introducing students and lab equipment, breaking lab sessions into lecture and project work time. Each lab is worth 30 marks, with 10 marks for the lab report due before class and 10 marks for the post-lab group report. Labs get assessed and counted towards a term project, final exam, and individual lab grades. Lab 1 introduces software design tools and programming and has students install a simulator, use an example program, and modify it to practice building, simulating and debugging a new project.

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    The document outlines the topics, policies, procedures, and grading structure for a lab course. It discusses introducing students and lab equipment, breaking lab sessions into lecture and project work time. Each lab is worth 30 marks, with 10 marks for the lab report due before class and 10 marks for the post-lab group report. Labs get assessed and counted towards a term project, final exam, and individual lab grades. Lab 1 introduces software design tools and programming and has students install a simulator, use an example program, and modify it to practice building, simulating and debugging a new project.

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    The document outlines the topics, policies, procedures, and grading structure for a lab course. It discusses introducing students and lab equipment, breaking lab sessions into lecture and project work time. Each lab is worth 30 marks, with 10 marks for the lab report due before class and 10 marks for the post-lab group report. Labs get assessed and counted towards a term project, final exam, and individual lab grades. Lab 1 introduces software design tools and programming and has students install a simulator, use an example program, and modify it to practice building, simulating and debugging a new project.

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    Lab Day-1

    Topics
    o Self Introduction Students Introduction and interests Lab syllabus Lab Survey Equipments required for performing Lab experiments Policy and Procedures Brake down of 2Hr Lab sessions 3/4 Hr Lecture & Program Writing 1 Hr Physical Building of the project (This work may start simultaneously) Lab Manual Available in CS311 folder Book+ Lab of the day paper work(Bonus marks) Lab Marking =30 marks

    o o o marks o o o o o

    Each Lab is worth of

    =30 marks
    = 10 marks

    Per Lab report due on lab day before the start of class

    Post Lab Group Report due on or before the last day of the week:=10

    Reports submitted any time after deadline: = 2 marks


    Assessment of Practical work: Term Project Final Exam Individual Labs( accumulative total) Project Grading Final Exam 11% 11 % 11% =10 marks = 200 marks = 30 marks

    Total 33.33% marks

    Introduction to software design tools Assembly language programming High level programming languages

    LAB-1
    To learn, how to use tools of the trade introduction to program creation, debugging and simulation

    Task:
    Install KEIL software MicroVision2 in your computer. Use Hello.c program from Example folder to perform simulation and debugging Build a new project: Modify Hello.c source code file by adding three new source code lines. Build, simulate and debug this new project.

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