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    CSC429-Computer Organization Tutorial: Y ( (M N) + (P/M) ) (P+N)

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    1. The document is a tutorial for the course CSC429 - Computer Organization. It contains questions asking the student to describe instructions in a computer system, list elements of an instruction set, and write assembly code to evaluate a mathematical expression. 2. For the first question, the student defines an instruction as the complete set of operations understood by the CPU to serve as an interface between software and hardware. 3. For the second question, the student lists three elements of an instruction set as the type and size of operands, number of bits per instruction, and whether it is stack-based.

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    1. The document is a tutorial for the course CSC429 - Computer Organization. It contains questions asking the student to describe instructions in a computer system, list elements of an instruction set, and write assembly code to evaluate a mathematical expression. 2. For the first question, the student defines an instruction as the complete set of operations understood by the CPU to serve as an interface between software and hardware. 3. For the second question, the student lists three elements of an instruction set as the type and size of operands, number of bits per instruction, and whether it is stack-based.

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    1. The document is a tutorial for the course CSC429 - Computer Organization. It contains questions asking the student to describe instructions in a computer system, list elements of an instruction set, and write assembly code to evaluate a mathematical expression. 2. For the first question, the student defines an instruction as the complete set of operations understood by the CPU to serve as an interface between software and hardware. 3. For the second question, the student lists three elements of an instruction set as the type and size of operands, number of bits per instruction, and whether it is stack-based.

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    CSC429-Computer Organization Tutorial: Y ( (M N) + (P/M) ) (P+N)

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    1. The document is a tutorial for the course CSC429 - Computer Organization. It contains questions asking the student to describe instructions in a computer system, list elements of an instruction set, and write assembly code to evaluate a mathematical expression. 2. For the first question, the student defines an instruction as the complete set of operations understood by the CPU to serve as an interface between software and hardware. 3. For the second question, the student lists three elements of an instruction set as the type and size of operands, number of bits per instruction, and whether it is stack-based.

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    CSC429- Computer Organization

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    Tutorial

    Name: Muhammad Luqman Hasif Bin Sufian Student ID: 2019423306


    Group: CS2301B

    Answer all the questions below.


    1. Describe the instruction in computer system organization (2 Marks)

    The complete collection of instructions that are understood by the CPU where the instructions
    serves as an interfere between software and hardware.

    2. Provide THREE (3) elements of instruction set in computer system (3 Marks)

    -Type and size of operands


    -Number of bits per instruction
    -Stack-based

    3. Write an assembly language notation and comments using the format instruction set of zero-
    address, 1-address and 3-address as in Table 1 for the given expression below. Assume the
    register M, N, P cannot be modified while register x, y and z can be used as temporary register.
    The final answer must be stored in Register Y.

    Y = [ (M*N) + (P/M)] * (P+N)2

    Table 1

    SAM/2016/Quiz3
    (15 marks)

    -------------------------------------END OF QUESTION-----------------------------------------

    3 Zero-Address One-Address Three-Address


    .
    PUSH M LOAD M AC  M MUL (Z,M,N) Z  M*N

    PUSH N MUL N AC  M*N DIV (X,P,M) X  P/M


    MUL STOR Y Y  AC ADD (Z,Z,X) Z  Z+X
    PUSH P
    LOAD P AC  P ADD (X,P,N) X  P+N
    PUSH M
    DIV M AC  P/M MUL (X,X,X) X  X*X
    DIV
    ADD Y AC  AC + Y MUL (Y,Z,X) Y  Z*X
    ADD
    STOR Y Y  AC
    PUSH P
    LOAD P AC  P
    PUSH N
    ADD N AC  P+N
    ADD
    MUL AC AC  AC*AC
    PUSH P

    PUSH N MUL Y AC  AC*Y

    MUL STOR Y Y  AC

    MUL

    POP Y

    SAM/2016/Quiz3
    SAM/2016/Quiz3

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