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My Lord! Advance me in Knowledge and true understanding

MICROPROCESSOR BASED SYSTEM

(MCT 3235)
Dr. Shahrul Naim Sidek
snaim@iiu.edu.my

Department of Mechatronics Engineering

Kulliyyah of Engineering
Outlines:

• Lecturer’s brief info.

• Lecture Schedule and Venue
• University Rules
• Textbook
• Tentative course outline
• Course Objectives
• Learning Outcomes
• Method of Evaluation
• My Expectation
• Important website
Lecturer’s brief info.

Email : snaim@iiu.edu.my,
Alt.: naim.sidek@gmail.com
Phone: 6196 4467
Room : E1-4-2.1

Consultation hours:
1. 2.30p-3.30p (Monday), 11.30a-12.30p
(Tuesday and Thursday)
2. Others: By appointment
Lecture Schedule and Venue

• Tuesday and Thursday

10.00am-11.20am

• Venue: E2-2-1
University Rules

• Eligibility for entry to examination officially registered

and fulfilled the required 80% of attendance*

• Warning Letter will be issued if you miss 10% of your

attendance*

• You will be barred from sitting the end-of-semester

examination if you fail to meet the 80% attendance*
University Rules

• Matric. card must always be displayed.

• No round neck shirt.
• No slippers.
• No tight pants or shirts.
• No long hair for brothers (cap should be removed while
in the classroom)
Textbook

James, L. Antonakos (2005).

The 68000 Microprocessor Hardware
and Software Principles and
Applications, Prentice Hall

• Reading assignments
• Homework assignments
• Examination (plus notes on slides)

• Required Software : EASy68k emulator

Tentative course outline

• Concept of microprocessor based system

• Hardware architecture of M68000
• Software architecture of M68000
• Programming the M68000
• Input/output system design
• Programming M68000 peripherals
Course Objectives

1. Introduce students to both hardware and software

aspects of microprocessors.
2. Familiarize students to the 16-bit processor and
assembly language.
3. Enable students to carry out microprocessors based
design and applications.
4. Expose students to the use of microprocessor in solving
real life problem.
Learning Outcomes

1. Describe the basic architecture and applications of

microprocessors.
2. Use the basic instruction sets for arithmetic and logical
operations.
3. Develop assembly language programs for microprocessor
based systems.
4. Illustrate the use of interrupt and I/O devices for executing
certain tasks.
5. Design microprocessor based systems interfacing with
external peripherals through I/O devices.

Evaluations are based on the learning outcomes!

Method of Evaluation

Quizzes 15%
Assignments 5%
Project 10%
Mid-term Test 30%
Final Examination 40%
My Expectation

Lecture
• Attend the lectures
• Focus : reject external disturbances (i.e., turn OFF phone)
• Ask questions

Assignments/Projects
• Try your best to do your assignment yourself
• Respect the due date

Take initiative to learn something !

Important website
http://www.iium.edu.my E-learning

You may access:

• Course outline
• Lecture slides
• Assignments
• Announcement etc
Important website

http://my.iium.edu.my/portal/page/ IIUM portal

portal/myiium_main_v3

You may access:

• Carry marks
(Note: Finalized one week
after marks are posted)
Summary

Welcome to MCT 3235

Microprocessor Based Systems