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    The document provides instructions for simulating a simple computer program. It describes a computer with 16-bit instructions and data, 4-bit opcodes, and 12-bit memory/I/O addresses. The opcodes and their meanings are listed. Students are asked to simulate the fetch-execute cycle using a table to track the program counter, instruction register, accumulator, memory address register, memory buffer register, and I/O address and buffer registers as the program in memory executes.

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    The document provides instructions for simulating a simple computer program. It describes a computer with 16-bit instructions and data, 4-bit opcodes, and 12-bit memory/I/O addresses. The opcodes and their meanings are listed. Students are asked to simulate the fetch-execute cycle using a table to track the program counter, instruction register, accumulator, memory address register, memory buffer register, and I/O address and buffer registers as the program in memory executes.

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    CSC 2111 - Programme Execution Assignment

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    The document provides instructions for simulating a simple computer program. It describes a computer with 16-bit instructions and data, 4-bit opcodes, and 12-bit memory/I/O addresses. The opcodes and their meanings are listed. Students are asked to simulate the fetch-execute cycle using a table to track the program counter, instruction register, accumulator, memory address register, memory buffer register, and I/O address and buffer registers as the program in memory executes.

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    THE UNIVERSITY OF ZAMBIA

    Computer Science
    CSC 2111: Programme Execution Assignment

    Consider a simple computer in which both instructions and data are 16 bits long: (Opcode = 4
    bits and memory location or I/O device = 12 bits). Its opcodes are as follows:

    Using the format below to keep track of the state of the registers
    Operation Codes
    while the programme loaded into memory is executing,
    2 = Store AC to memory SIMULATE the fetch/execute process.

    7 = Store AC to I/O

    5 = Add to AC from memory


    Fetch Execute
    1 = Load AC from memory
    Step 1 PC:300 PC:
    3 = Load AC from I/O
    IR:1941 IR:
    Memory AC: AC:
    300 0001100101000001 MAR: MAR:
    1941 MBR: MBR:
    301 0101100101000000 I/O AR: I/O AR:
    302 0010100100111001 I/O BR: I/O BR:

    303 0011000000000110

    304 0101100100111001

    305 0111000000000101

    306

    939 ?

    940 0002

    941 0003

    I/O Devices

    005 ?

    006 007

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