Lecture Plan Weeks* Topics Readings 0.5 | Overview ofthe course, Computer organization, | Chapter 1 (Ref Book) Execution cycle, Why ARM- CortexM3?, Why | 2.1, 2.2 (Text Book) Assembly? { 15 _ | Processor Architecture, Registers, ALU, Buses, [3.1 (Text Book) | Operating modes, Memory Map, Reset Sequence, | Chapters 2.3.6 (Ref Book) Pipelining i i 25 | Cortex-M Assembly Syntax, Addressing modes, | 3.3 (Text Book) ‘memory access instructions, shift and arithmetic | Chapter 4 (Reef Book) operations Quizt - 1.5 | Functions, Branch instructions, Inoduction to C, | 2.8, §.1, 52,5.3 (Text Syntax Book) Chapter 4 (Ref Book) 1 | Stack and stack pointer, parameter passing, Two | 7.2, 7 4 (Text Book) stack model Chapter 3, (Ref Book) 1.5 | Microprocessors and microcontroller, Introduction | 4.1, 4.2, (Text Book) to /O, Stellaris LM4F /O pins, Basic concepts of VO ports and Interfacing, SysTick Timer Mid Term 0.8 | Clock sources and Clock configuration, the 43, 44 (Text Book) | concept of PLL. aT Perereras (temps: Newediiemanisy [Grane 9 Cretacx) | WO synchronization, Interrupt concepts | 1.5 | Analog VO, A/D and D/A conversion ~ | Chapter 10 (Text Book) Realtime data acquisition toa o | cus2 - 715 | Asynchronous Serial Communication (UART) | Chapter 8.11.4(Text. | UART concepts, Serial communication using interrupt ‘Timers, configuration and their interrupts, Pulse ‘Width Modulation (PWM), NVIC Book) | Chapter 8, 9 (Text Book) tentative Synchronous serial communication (SPI, °C) ~-Final | Chapter 8 (Text Book)