These files may be updated as the course progresses. Lecture notes, reading and homework assignments will be available on the schedule and weekly pages. Bytes have addresses. Memory is organized. Programs are translated.
Programs consume resources.
Architecture is not implementation. Technology trends cannot be ignored. Languages The programming assignments will require knowledge of C, and the MIPS R2000 assembly language. Assembly language programs should continue to use the good programming practices you learned in Com S 227 and 228. When appropriate, list the preconditions, modifies clauses, and postconditions, along with the function prototype.