Milestone 3: [20 points] Cache integration and performance analysis In milestone 3, you need to further improve your simulator (on top of milestone 2) to simulate a realistic five-stage CPU pipeline together with a one-level cache system (based on lab 4). Here we only consider the data cache and do not model the instruction cache. …
Important Logistics: ENSC 254 Final Project • Some general grading logistics have been posted here: https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses /83872/pages/project-logistics. Lab computer access instructions have been posted here: https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses/83872/pages/lab-logistics • The final project weighs 25% of the final marks. It includes 100 points in total, which will be scaled to 25% of the final marks. • The final …
Welcome to the Lab University of Alberta CMPUT 229 (University of Alberta) Welcome to the Lab Fall 2021 1 / 13 Programming Help, Add QQ: 749389476 1 About the Lab 2 Reverse-Polish-Notation 4 Lab Implementation 5 Assignment Tips 6 CheckMyLab 7 Questions? CMPUT 229 (University of Alberta) Welcome to the Lab Fall 2021 2 / …
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CMPUT 229 – Computer Organization and Architecture I Lab 2: RPN Calculator Writing A Simple Program In this lab you will write your first RISC-V assembly program. Your task is to write a Reverse-Polish-Notation calculator. Reverse polish notation – also commonly known as postfix order – simply refers to a particular ordering of a sequence …
CMPUT 229 – Computer Organization and Architecture I Lab 5: String Interning String Interning Implementation Information Hashing functions A hashing function receives data, as an input parameter, and returns a fixed-length representation of the original data. The goal of a hashing function is to uniquely identify data when possible. A perfect hashing function is a …
CMPUT 229 – Computer Organization and Architecture I Lab 3: Image Blurring Introduction Image blurring is a common technique used to hide or obscure an image. It distorts the details of an image, making it less clear. A shape can be identified due to its edges. To blur it, we can reduce the clarity of …
Lab 4: Image Blurring CMPUT 229 University of Alberta Lab Requirements ¡ñ Function calls and register conventions ¡ñ Loading and storing from memory ¡ñ Loops and control flow ¡ñ Bit manipulation Background ¡ñ Common technique to hide key information ¡ñ Distort the detail of an image to make it less clear Programming Help, Add QQ: …
CMPUT 229 – Computer Organization and Architecture I Lab 4: Snake Game Introduction This lab focuses on using interruptions to create a snake game. The player should control the snake to eat as many apples as possible within the time limit. For the display and countdown purpose, we use the Memory Mapped device and timer …
Introduction to Lab #2 José Nelson Amaral General Intro to 229 Labs • In 229, a “lab” is a programming assignment: • A lab requires many more hours of work than the time allocated for lab sessions. • Labsessionsare“consultinghours”whenTAsareavailabletoanswerquestionsandto help. • Reading/work prior to the lab date/time is essential. • The lab assignments will be …
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Lab 5: String Interning University of Alberta CMPUT 229 (University of Alberta) Lab 5: String Interning 1 / 20 1 Lab 5: String Interning Motivation Hashing Example Interning Subroutines Tips Questions? CMPUT 229 (University of Alberta) Lab 5: String Interning 2 / 20 Lab 5: String Interning Lab 5: String Interning CMPUT 229 (University of …
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