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    This document outlines the topics covered in a term-end examination for a computer organization and assembly language programming course. The exam contains 10 questions testing various topics like binary arithmetic, latches, cache organization, disk access time calculation, 8086 microprocessor instructions, assembly language programming, control unit design, Boolean logic simplification, RISC vs CISC differences, interrupt handling, and virtual memory concepts. The exam also includes questions on topics like register operations, synchronous counters, decoders, instruction fetch cycle, large register files, and definitions of terms related to computers.

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    MCA (Revised)

    O Term-End Examination
    \O |une, 2409
    O
    F.-
    O MCS-012: COMPUTER ORGANISATION &
    ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING

    Time : 3 hours Maximum Marks : 1.00


    (Veightage 75%)
    Note : and carries40 marks.
    Questionnumber1,is compulsory
    ettrrpt r"V tn tt q"ttnm

    1. (u) Add the following numbers using signed 2t 5


    complement representation for 8 bit
    numbers. Indicate overflow if any
    (0 +76&- 59 (ii) +76s+52
    (iiil -76&.-52 (i") +52&-59
    (b) Explain the working of a latch with the help 5
    of a diagram. How do you convert a latch
    to 9R flip flop.
    (c) A computer system has a 8k word cache 5
    organized in two way set associative
    manner having one cache word equal to
    32 bits. Assume the main memory to be byte
    organized. What is the numbers of bits in
    the index and tag fields of the cache.

    MC5-01.2 P.T.O.
    (d) The seek time of a disk is 60ms .It rotates at 5
    the rate of 12000 rpm. Each track has 300
    sectors.Calculate the accesstime of the disk.
    (u) Let register R1=11000011and register
    R2=00110011 Perform the following
    operations on R1 using R2.
    (0 Selectiveset
    (ii) Selective clear
    (iit) Selective complement
    (i") Mask
    (") Clear R1 without using R2
    (0 Explain the following 8086 microprocessor
    instructions with the help of on example
    each.

    (i) Drv (ii) sHR


    (*) RoL (i") DAA
    (") NEG
    (g) Write a program in 8086assemblylanguage
    to add two single digit ASCLL numbers.
    You may assume that these two numbers
    are available in the data segment.The result
    should be left in AL register.
    (h) List the differences between hardwired
    Control Unit and micro programmed
    Control Unit.

    MC5-01.2
    2. (u) Write an 8086assemblylanguage program s
    for adding an array of five binary numbers.
    (b) Design a three bit synchronous counter. 10
    Draw the necessarytruth table & K maps
    for the same.
    (c) Simplify the Boolean function
    l- f---\l
    F-[(A+B)+[A+Blj Draw the logic diagram
    of resultant function.
    3. (u) Simphfy the following function in SOp and 10
    POSforms by meansof K.Maps. Also draw
    the logic diagram.
    F (A,B,C,D): > (0, 2, 8, 9, 9, 1A,11,,14,15).
    (b) Define Decoders and Encoders. Draw a 5
    3 X 8 Decoder with its truth table.
    (c) Explain the Fetch cycle of instruction 5
    execution with the help of its
    micro-operations.
    4. (u) Explain any five differences between RISC 5
    and CISC machines.
    (b) Explain the process of interrupt handling 8
    using stack with the help of suitable
    diagrams.
    (") Explain the use of large register file in RISC 7
    procesdorswith the help of a suitable
    diagrams can this large register file be
    substituted by cache memory justify your
    answer.

    MCS-012
    P.T.O.
    J. (u) A computer supports a virtual memory
    address spaceof IG Words, but a physical
    memory size of &Mwords. How many bits
    are neededto specify an instruction address
    for this machine.
    (b) Assume a computer having 64 word RAM
    (Assume L word = 16 bits) and cache
    memory of 8 blocks (block size=3Zbits).
    Where we can find main memory locations
    (A) 10 & (B) 21.in cache if :
    (I) Associative mapping.
    (II) Direct mapping is used.
    (c) Define the following and mention their use :
    (i) FAr
    (ii) scsr
    (ii| Resolution of computer screen
    (in) FIag register in 8085 processor
    (") Segment directive for 8086 processor
    ("i) EXE programs
    ("i0 Instruction Register

    -oOo-

    MCS-01.2

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