CSC 223 Microcomputing Systems

4 Credit(s)

The technology and functions of the microprocessor chip are discussed. Several different architectures are compared. Control functions, real-time techniques, interrupt processing, multiprocessing, and input/output operations are discussed from the microprocessor point of view. The role of high-level programming languages in microcomputer systems is treated. One or more specific microcomputer instruction sets will be used for programming assignments. Three lecture hours and two hours of scheduled laboratory per week. Not open to student who have received credit for CSC 330A. Prerequisites:

CSC 101

or CSC 200A, and CSC 110 or CSC 201J, and PHS 205.