Home page for ENGR 205 -- Fall 2001

This page keeps up with UNCA-specific information for the UNCA part of the NC State course ECE 206, Introductino to Computer Organization.

The UNCA lab for ENGR 205 meets Mondays from 10:00 to 12:00 in Robinson  011. UNCA's lab instructor for this course is Dean Brock.

Course links

• NCSU ECE 206 section 3 lecture
• NCSU ECE 206 lab page
• General Lab information
  • Software
    • MultiMedia logic simulator
    • LC-2 simulator
  • Documentation
    • A Very Brief Introduction to the MultiMedia Logic Simulator
• Lab descriptions
  • Lab 1 -- 10 September
    • Lab and pre-lab description
    • Lab files -- must unZIP into directory C:\MMLogic\Lab1
    • Lab files in .exe
  • Lab 2 -- 24 September
    • Lab and pre-lab description
    • lab2-1.bin
  • Lab 3 -- 15 October
    • Lab and pre-lab description
    • lab3test.obj
  • Lab 4 -- 29 October
    • Lab and pre-lab description
  • Lab 5 -- 12 November
    • Lab and pre-lab description
  • Lab 6 -- 26 November
    • Lab description
    • On page 4 of the Lab 6 description, instructions are given for "Compiling and Running C Programs" on either the lab PC's at NCSU or on EOS. Students are UNCA may prefer to use their bulldog accounts. The steps you'll follow, which are given below, are very similar to those that would be used on the EOS systems.
      1. Use the pico text editor to create your C program.
      2. Make sure that /usr/local/bin is in your search path. (That's where gcc lives.)
      3. Assuming your program is named "lab6.c, you can compile it as follows:
         • gcc lab6.c
         This will create an executable called "a.out"
      4. To run the program, type the following at the shell prompt:
         • ./a.out