A microprocessor and assembly language exam for BSSE and BSCS students at COMSATS University Islamabad's Vehari campus contains two questions worth a total of 10 marks. Question 1 involves implementing two mathematical equations in assembly language code. Question 2 involves writing assembly code to add three numbers using a single label and calculate seven numbers using loops. Students have 60 minutes to complete the exam, which is worth a total of 10+5 marks including a potential viva.
A microprocessor and assembly language exam for BSSE and BSCS students at COMSATS University Islamabad's Vehari campus contains two questions worth a total of 10 marks. Question 1 involves implementing two mathematical equations in assembly language code. Question 2 involves writing assembly code to add three numbers using a single label and calculate seven numbers using loops. Students have 60 minutes to complete the exam, which is worth a total of 10+5 marks including a potential viva.
A microprocessor and assembly language exam for BSSE and BSCS students at COMSATS University Islamabad's Vehari campus contains two questions worth a total of 10 marks. Question 1 involves implementing two mathematical equations in assembly language code. Question 2 involves writing assembly code to add three numbers using a single label and calculate seven numbers using loops. Students have 60 minutes to complete the exam, which is worth a total of 10+5 marks including a potential viva.
Sessional ll Examination – Spring 2021 Subject: Microprocessor and Assembly Language Instructor: Dr. M. Y. Faheem Class: BSSE, BSCS Total Time: 60 Minutes Maximum Marks: 10+5(viva) Name: _________________ Registration Number:___________________ Date : _________________
NOTE: Attempt all questions.
Understanding the question paper is a part of your exam.
1. Implement the following equations in assembly language
a. {(a+c)*(3+b)} / {(d-4)*(2-c)} b. {(A+B)^2} – {(A^2) + (B^2) (2*A*B)} Marks = 3+3
2. Write valid code to perform each function written below
a. To add three numbers accessed using a single label? b. Calculates the seven numbers using loops? Marks = 2+2