LESSON PLAN

NAME OF FACULTY: MRS. SUMAN CHAUDHARY

DISCIPLINE: COMPUTER ENGINEERING

SEMESTER: 4TH

SUBJECT: MICROPROCESSORS AND PERIPHERAL DEVICES

LESSON PLAN DURATION: 16 WEEKS

WORK LOAD (LECTURE/ PRACTICAL): LECTURES-3, PRACTICALS -3

WEEK THEORY PRACTICAL

1st LECTURE TOPIC PRACTICAL TOPIC
DAY DAY/PERIOD
1 UNIT 1 EVOLUTION OF MICROPROCESSOR
Typical organization of a microcomputer
system and functions of its various blocks
2 Microprocessor, its evolution 1-3 Familiarization of
different keys of 8085
microprocessor kit and its
memory map
3 Function and impact on modern society
2nd 1 UNIT 2 ARCHITECTURE OF A 1-3
MICROPROCESSOR (WITH REFERENCE TO
8085 MICROPROCESSOR)
Concept of Bus, bus organization of 8085
2 Functional block diagram of 8085 and
function of each block
3 Pin details of 8085 and related signals
3rd 1 Demultiplexing of address/data bus
2 Generation of read/write control signals 1-3 Steps to enter, modify
data/program and to
execute a programme on
8085 kit
3 Steps to execute a stored programme
4th 3 UNIT 3 INSTRUCTION TIMING AND CYCLES
Instruction cycle
1 Machine cycle 1-3 Writing and execution of
ALP for addition and
subtraction of two 8 bit
numbers
2 T-states
th
5 1 Fetch cycle 1-3 Writing and execution of
ALP for arranging 10
numbers in
ascending/descending
order
2 Execute cycle
3 TEST
6th 1 UNIT 4 PROGRAMMING (WITH RESPECT TO
8085 MICROPROCESSOR)
Brief idea of machine and assembly
languages
 2 Machines and Mnemonic codes
3 Instruction format and Addressing mode 1-3 Writing and execution of
ALP for multiplication and
division of two 8 bit
numbers)
7th 1 Identification of instructions as to which
addressing mode they belong
2 Concept of Instruction set.
3 Explanation of the instructions of the 1-3 Writing and execution of
following groups of instruction set - Data ALP for 0 to 9 BCD
transfer group counters (up/down
counter according to
choice stored in memory
8th 1 Arithmetic Group
2 Logic Group
3 Stack 1-3 Interfacing exercise on
8255 like LED display
control
9th 1 I/O and Machine Control Group
2 Programming exercises in assembly language 1-3 Interfacing exercise on
8253 programmable
interval timer
3 UNIT 5 MEMORIES AND I/O INTERFACING
Concept of memory mapping
10th 1 partitioning of total memory space
2 Address decoding 1-3 Practicing Programs on kit
3 concept of peripheral mapped I/O
11th 1 memory mapped
2 I/O Interfacing of memory mapped I/O 1-3 Practicing Programs on kit
devices
3 I/O Interfacing of memory mapped I/O
devices
12th 1 UNIT 6 INTERRUPTS 1-3 Interfacing exercise on
Concept of interrupt, Maskable and non- 8279 programmable
maskable KB/display interface like
to display the hex code of
key pressed on display

2 Edge triggered and level triggered interrupts,

Software interrupt, Restart interrupts and its
use
3 Various hardware interrupts of 8085,
Servicing interrupts, extending interrupt
system
13th 1 TEST
2 UNIT 7 DATA TRANSFER TECHNIQUES 1-3 Use of 8085 emulator for
Concept of programmed I/O operations, hardware testing
sync data transfer
3 Async data transfer (hand shaking),
14th 1 Interrupt driven data transfer, DMA
2 Serial output data, Serial input data 1-3 Revision of Practicals

3 UNIT 8 PERIPHERAL DEVICES

8255 PPI, 8253 PIT
15th 1 8257 DMA controller

2 UNIT 9 ARCHITECTURE OF 8086 1-3 Revision of Practicals

MICROPROCESSOR
Block diagram - Minimum and Maximum
mode
3 Pin and Signals
16th 1 TEST
2 REVISION 1-3 Revision of Practicals
3 REVISION