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    The document is a descriptive question paper from Jyothy Institute of Technology for their 4th semester Computer Science and Engineering students. It contains 3 questions related to ARM processor design and programming using shift operations. The first question asks students to write a program to evaluate an expression and trace it with comments. The second asks them to write a program using shift operations to evaluate another expression and trace it. The third question asks students to either explain the function of the CPSR register in ARM cores or write a note on software interrupt and program status register instructions.

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    The document is a descriptive question paper from Jyothy Institute of Technology for their 4th semester Computer Science and Engineering students. It contains 3 questions related to ARM processor design and programming using shift operations. The first question asks students to write a program to evaluate an expression and trace it with comments. The second asks them to write a program using shift operations to evaluate another expression and trace it. The third question asks students to either explain the function of the CPSR register in ARM cores or write a note on software interrupt and program status register instructions.

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    Jyothy Institute of Technology: Department of Computer Science and Engineering I Internal Assessment April-2020

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    The document is a descriptive question paper from Jyothy Institute of Technology for their 4th semester Computer Science and Engineering students. It contains 3 questions related to ARM processor design and programming using shift operations. The first question asks students to write a program to evaluate an expression and trace it with comments. The second asks them to write a program using shift operations to evaluate another expression and trace it. The third question asks students to either explain the function of the CPSR register in ARM cores or write a note on software interrupt and program status register instructions.

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    JYOTHY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    AFFILIATED TO VTU, BELAGAVI


    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
    ACCREDITED BY NBA, NEW DELHI
    I INTERNAL ASSESSMENT APRIL-2020
    Descriptive Question Paper
    Course: MES Course Code: 18CS44 Program & Semester : CSE-4th Sem
    Max. Marks : 50 Date: 30-04-2020 Time: 11:00 – 12:30 (90 minutes)
    All Questions carry equal marks (10)

    a) Write a program with proper comments to evaluate (A + 8B + 7C - 27)/4, where A = 25, B = 19,
    and C = 99. And trace the program with valid justifications.
    OR
    21 b) Write a program using shift operations to compute (P + Q * R - 36)/4, where P = 16, Q = 20, and
    R = 15. Trace the program and justify all shift operations used in the program with proper
    comments.
    a) With a neat diagram describe physical features that have driven the ARM processor design and
    main hardware components of a microcontroller.
    22 OR
    b) Discuss how abstract layers of software executes on a physical component or a device. Explain
    how hardware extensions ARM wraps around the core.
    a) Illustrates the function of cpsr to monitor and control internal operations in ARM core.
    23 OR
    b) Write a note on Software Interrupt Instruction and Program Status Register Instructions

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