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    ICT2101 Lab Tutorials, Test & Report APRIL 2022 (20%)

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    This document outlines the requirements for a lab report assignment worth 20% of the coursework. It consists of two parts: 1) Lab exercises (40 marks) compiling required labs from weeks 2-8 with clear explanations. 2) A lab test (60 marks) with 4 questions requiring students to perform arithmetic operations in assembly language, trace register values through a sequence of instructions, and calculate physical memory addresses and contents. The lab report must follow specific formatting guidelines and is due by week 9.

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    This document outlines the requirements for a lab report assignment worth 20% of the coursework. It consists of two parts: 1) Lab exercises (40 marks) compiling required labs from weeks 2-8 with clear explanations. 2) A lab test (60 marks) with 4 questions requiring students to perform arithmetic operations in assembly language, trace register values through a sequence of instructions, and calculate physical memory addresses and contents. The lab report must follow specific formatting guidelines and is due by week 9.

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    ICT2101 Lab Tutorials, Test & Report APRIL 2022 (20%)

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    LAB TUTORIAL(S)/LAB TEST/LAB REPORT (20%)

    Module’s Information:
    Module ICT2101 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
    Session APRIL 2022
    Programme DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
    Mr. Ryan Tee
    Lecturer
    (Email: ahann.tee@newinti.edu.my ) or via Class FB group
    Coursework Type Lab Tutorial(s)/Lab Test (Individual Works)
    Percentage 20% out of 60% of Coursework’s
    WEEK 2 [Notes: All lab activities being carried out from Week 2 to
    Hand-out Date
    Week 8]
    WEEK 9, Wednesday [Submission of Lab Report is based on specific
    Due Date labs compilation. [Time: Softcopy upload at BB latest by Wednesday,
    15/6/2022 together with Hardcopy on/before 5 pm at Y Block]
    Student’s Declaration:

    I declare that:
     I understand what is meant by plagiarism.
     This assignment is all my own work and I have acknowledged any use of the published or
    unpublished works of other people.
     I hold a copy of this assignment, which I can produce if the original is lost or damaged.
    [Name/ID] ____________________________________________________
    [Signature] _______________________ [Date] _____________________

    Learning Outcomes Assessed:


    Display the ability to apply basic assembly language in relation to
    CLO2
    microprocessor instruction set and addressing [P3, PLO3]
    Total
    Assessment Criteria Marks Given
    Marks

    PART 1 (Lab Exercises)

    1. Lab Exercise 1 – DOSbox and Debuging (Lab 1) 5


    Lab Exercise 2 – Conversion - Binary Arithmetic
    2. 10
    and Twos Complement (Lab 4)
    Lab Exercise 3 - Intro to EMU8086 (Homework
    3. 15
    Exercise 1, 2 and 3)
    4. Lab Exercise 4 - TASM – INPUT (Lab 1) 10

    1|Page
    PART 2 (Lab Test - Take Home)

    Lab Test (Answer ALL 4 Questions)


    5. 60
    Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4

    Total
    (100%)
    PENALTY

    (20%)
    ACTUAL MARKS GIVEN

    ONLY ATTACHED THE COVER PAGE / MARKING GUIDE ABOVE AS THE PAGE 1 and 2 OF THE REPORT

    Description of Lab Exercises and Lab Test:

    2|Page
    TASK:

    PART 1: Lab Exercises (40 Marks)

    Compile all require labs as mentioned above with clear explanation.


    [Total: 40 marks]

    PART 2: LAB TEST (60 Marks)


    Answer ALL the questions.
    You are allow to use any emulator (e.g. DOSBOX, EMU8086, TASM) to compile or check your
    answers.

    Question 1 (10 marks)

    Develop an assembly language program to perform the arithmetic operations below by only using
    registers AX and BX.
    1510 * (22010 – 18510) + 13510

    Show ALL your works step-by-step how you perform this arithmetic operation in MS Word file and
    also show all your register content (screen-shots) by referring to the example in Lab Exercise 1, 2
    and 3. You might need to add text box on your display/screen shot results and explain your outcome.
    (10 marks)

    Question 2 (10 marks)

    Repeat the program in Question 1 to perform the arithmetic operations, which has been modified as
    below. Store the result in another register.

    [1510 * (22010 – 18510) + 13510]*10%

    Explain/Justify your answer.


    (10 marks)

    Question 3 (20 marks)

    Trace the register AX, carry flag (CF) and overflow flag (OF) for the following sequence of
    instructions. You are required to show results for each step in binary form. Use ‘X’ to represent
    undefined value.

    MOV AX, 5579H


    MOV CL, 03H
    SHR AX, CL
    CMP AH, AL
    MUL AL
    3|Page
    (20 marks)

    Question 4 (20 marks)

    The register content for an Intel 8086 microprocessor is as follows:

    CS = 3000H, DS = 4000H, SS = 5000H, SI = 6000H, DI = 7000H


    BX = 3A85H, BP = 8000H, AX = BF51H, CX = 7D33H, DX = 284CH

    Calculate the physical address of the memory where the operand is stored and the contents of the
    memory locations in each of the addresses shown below:

    i. MOV [DI], CL

    ii. MOV [BP+12], BX

    iii. MOV [SI+BX–33H], CX

    iv. MOV [BX][BX]+19H, AX


    (20 marks)
    [Total: 60 Marks]

    The FORMAT of the lab tutorials/test should be Font Name/Size: Times New Roman, 12pt;
    Line spacing of 1.5; Justified (Alignment); Page Number should be typed. You are allow to add in text
    box to explain/show your answers clearer.

    End of Lab Report/Assignment

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