To learn the components of a microprocessor by studying the 8080 and then the later Intel family of microprocessors. To learn the hardware terminology used in computer magazines and to be able to review, both in written and oral form, computer hardware literature. To be briefly introduced to assembly language techniques. To gain lab experience in digital electronics. Classroom work will consist of discussion, demonstration and student participation.
Scheduled homework is to be completed prior to the class time for which it is assigned.
No homework will be accepted late. All tests are to be taken on the assigned date, unless special permission is given by the instructor in cases of emergency. Makeup exams are given only to those students who have an absence that has been approved by the instructor. Lab work is to be completed par instructions from the lab professor. A lesson plan for each class as well as the notes for each class are contained in the Class Notes book which is to be purchased.