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EE260 Microcontroller Systems Spring 2007

EE260 Microcontroller Systems Spring 2007. Schedule : MTW 11:00-11:50, CEB 106 R 1:00-2:40, Cheney Hall 116. follow the link …. Administrative Issues. Instructor: Claudio TALARICO Office location: Computer & Engineering Bldg., Rm. 336

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EE260 Microcontroller Systems Spring 2007

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  1. EE260Microcontroller SystemsSpring 2007 Schedule: MTW 11:00-11:50, CEB 106R 1:00-2:40, Cheney Hall 116

  2. follow the link … Administrative Issues Instructor: Claudio TALARICO Office location:Computer & Engineering Bldg., Rm. 336 Office hours:MTW 10:00-11:00, R 10:00-12:00 and by appointment Phone:(509) 359-4780 e-mail:ctalarico@ewu.edu Class URL: http://www.ewu.edu/x30360.xml

  3. Textbook Textbook: P. Spasov,Microcontroller Technology. The 68HC11 and 68HC12, Prentice Hall, 5/e, 2004 Other References: D.J. Pack and S.F. Barrett, Embedded Systems, Design and Applications, Prentice Hall, 2005 S.G. Kochan,Programming in C, Sams Publishing, 2005

  4. Grading • It is strongly recommended to work in groups of 2 people • 10% homework • 30% labs. • 30% midterm • 30% final exam/project • Late work will NOT be accepted !

  5. Grades excellent work: 90%-100% = 3.5-4.0 good work: 80%-89% =3.0-3.4 average work: 70%-79% =2.0-2.9 poor work: 60%-69% =1.0-1.9 failing work: 0%-59% =0

  6. Curving ?

  7. Course Overview … • Introduction to Microcomputer Systems • Information Representation • Microcomputer Architecture • Assembly Language • I/O Programming • Interfacing

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