EE 482 — System Programming
BSc BSc Electrical/Electronic Engineering · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Programming and organization of a computer, its model: representation of members, letters and instructions: translation from the problem into the machine language. Assembler language: Instructions and pseudo-instructions, structure of program, symbols, loops and subroutines. Recursion and re-entrant. Assembler structure: One and two-pass assemblers. Loader: relocation, linkage, internal and external symbols. Macros: Their definition and use. Introduction to operation system: CPU status, interrupt systems, I/O programs, multiprogramming and multiprocessing.
- Credits
- 3
- Level
- Year Four
Other courses on this programme
- COE 475 — Computer Networking
- EE 461 — Electrical Machines IV
- EE 462 — Electric Drives
- EE 463 — Special Electrical Machines
- EE 466 — Power Systems Planning & Optimization
- EE 467 — Power System Operation and Control
- EE 468 — Power System Protection
- EE 469 — Electrical Heating and Cooling
- EE 472 — Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
- EE 487 — Principles of Linear Systems
- EE 497 — Project I
- EE 498 — Project II
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