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SECR2033 Computer Organization and Architecture: Module 3 & Lab 1

This document provides instructions and activities for a computer organization and architecture lab assignment. It includes 3 exercises that involve analyzing byte sequences in memory and debugging code to view register and memory values. Students are asked to complete the activities, take screenshots while debugging, and submit a lab report in PDF format by the specified due date.

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SECR2033 Computer Organization and Architecture: Module 3 & Lab 1

This document provides instructions and activities for a computer organization and architecture lab assignment. It includes 3 exercises that involve analyzing byte sequences in memory and debugging code to view register and memory values. Students are asked to complete the activities, take screenshots while debugging, and submit a lab report in PDF format by the specified due date.

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SECR2033

Computer Organization
and Architecture
Module 3 & Lab 1
Lecture slides prepared by “Computer Organization and Architecture”, 9/e, by William Stallings, 2013.
1. Use this as the format for your lab report
2. Answer all activities and submit your lab report
(pdf only) on e-learning by 8 March 5pm

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Lab 1 - COA
Group Members:
Member 1
Member 2
Member 3

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Activity 1 3
Exercise 3.1:

What are the sequences of bytes (in hexadecimal) in storage.

MyData DWORD 3740625, 2 DUP(2ABCD0Eh)

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MyData DWORD 3740625, 2 DUP(2ABCD0Eh) 3
Solution 3.1:
 3740625 is in decimal  003913D1h

Offset: Value: Offset: Value:

0000: 0006:

0001: 0007:

0002: 0008:

0003: 0009:

0004: 000A:

0005: 000B:
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Activity 2 3
Exercise 3.2:

What are the sequences of bytes (in hexadecimal) in storage.

MyData2 WORD 2 DUP(4Fh),?,‘B’,25,500Dh

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MyData2 WORD 2 DUP(4Fh),?,‘B’,25,500Dh 3
Solution 3.2:  B == 42h
 42h
 25
 2510 = 19h
10 = 19h

Offset: Value: Offset: Value:

0000: 0006:

0001: 0007:

0002: 0008:

0003: 0009:

0004: 000A:

0005: 000B:
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Activity 3
.data
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Exercise 3.3: cth BYTE 34H
You are given the following code cth2 BYTE 55H
snippets. Answer these questions (in
Hex). val1 WORD 6677H
1. Duplicate template-lab as Lab1Ex3 val2 WORD 8899H
2. Update main.asm with the code in the
box and build project .code
3. Debug the code and display the 4 main PROC
windows (registers, memory, watch,
autos) to get the values below MOV AX,0
4. Screenshot your VS2019 with the 4 MOV AH, cth
windows while running debugging to MOV BX,0
put in lab report MOV BX, val1+1
exit
● AH =
main ENDP
● AX =
● BX = 7
+ Example screenshot for lab 8

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