COMP1521 – 22T3 Outline Timetable Forum Assignment 1 Assignment 2 to give you experience writing MIPS assembly code to give you experience translating C to MIPS to give you experience with data and control structures in MIPS Getting Started version: 1.1 last updated: 2022-10-22 01:00:00 Aims Getting Started battleship: The Game battlesmips.s: The Assignment Assumptions, […]
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COMP1521 – 22T3 Outline Timetable Forum Assignment 1 Assignment 2 Understanding encoding of MIPS instructions Understanding semantics of MIPS instructions Generally building a concrete understanding of an example CPU Practicing C, including bit operations The Assignment mipsy is a MIPS emulator written in Rust. You have extensively used mipsy in COMP1521 to run MIPS programs.
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// COMP1521 22T3 Assignment 2: mipsc — a MIPS simulator // starting point code v1.0 – 24/10/22 // PUT YOUR HEADER COMMENT HERE #include #include #include #include // ADD ANY ADDITIONAL #include HERE #define MAX_LINE_LENGTH 256 #define INSTRUCTIONS_GROW 64 // ADD ANY ADDITIONAL #defines HERE void execute_instructions(uint32_t n_instructions, uint32_t instructions[], int trace_mode); char *process_arguments(int argc,
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ECON6087 2023 Spring Assignment1 For assignment 1, we will use a new corpus, “A Million News Headlines” Corpus, cov- ering all the news headlines published on the Australian news source ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation, http://www.abc.net.au) over a period of 19 years. The data can be accessed from the following Kaggle page https ://www.kaggle.com/datasets/therohk/ million-headlines. You
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CSE12 Lab 4: Simple CSV File Analysis Due March 15th 2023 , 11:59 PM Minimum Gradescope Submission Requirements Ensure that your Lab4 submission contains the following files: ○ lab4w23_testbench.asm ○ allocate_file_record_pointers.asm ○ income_from_record.asm ○ length_of_file.asm ○ maxIncome.asm ○ minIncome.asm ○ totalIncome.asm ○ data.csv This lab takes as input a CSV (comma separated values) file (.csv
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In this exercise, you should: Import the image file “room.png” into your NetLogo environment. Use a slider to control the number of people in the room (ranged from 50 to 300). Each one in the room can only forward 0 or 1 in a single tick. People in the room are very polite and well-educated,
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CSc361 Spring 2023 Programming Assignment 2 (P2): Reliable Datagram Protocol (RDP) Specification Spec Out: by Monday, February 6, 2023 Code Due: by Monday, March 6, 2023 through bright.uvic.ca Objective: In this programming assignment, you will use the DATAGRAM socket (i.e., supported by UDP) in Python to create a Reliable Datagram Protocol (RDP) transceiver (rdp.py, a
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In this set of tasks, you will be using made-up data of the flow of patients in an emergency department (ED). You should think how best to structure the data, analyze it, and communicate your approach and findings, including visual representations. Please submit your code for both tasks and indicate how long it took for
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Updates to the project, including any corrections and clarifications, will be posted on the course website. Make sure that you check the course website regularly for updates. Change log COMP9334 Project, Term 1, 2022: Priority queueing for server farms Due Date: 5:00pm Friday 22 April 2022 Version 1.00, 18 March 2022 Version 1.00. Issued on
COMP9417 – Machine Learning Homework 2: Classification models – Regularized Logistic Regression and the Perceptron Introduction In this homework we first look at a regularized version of logistic regression. You will im- plement the algorithm from scratch and compare it to the existing sklearn implementation. Special care will be taken to ensure that our implementation
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