Overview
We meet twice this week and once next week, so we will combine these togeter
into week 13
. With hard work and a bit of good fortune, we can finish
our goal of using our I/O library to write simple interactive programs in
assembly language during this time.
We can then return from Thanksgiving break to start week 15, and move from
assembly language to the higher leven and thus much more human friendly
language C.
Classwork / Homework / Evaluation
While I did not have time to assemble and test these yet, the following are most promising examples I found during my evaluation of your work over the weekend:
Our task today will be to work with the leading members of our community, Akshay, Caleb, Cody, Marin, Parker, Trostin and Turner, to:
- try to assemble these programs to see if they have valid syntax.
- run these programs to see if they have valid semantics.
- study these programs to learn how to read assembly language.
- remix these programs to learn how to write assembly language.
I will use our class git repo rubric to evaluate your work. If you want an A, your repo should show clear evidence of continual engagement and incremental development as you work your way toward completing step 4 above.