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What are the Course Learning Outcomes (O1 – O7) related to microprocessor and microcontroller?
The Course Learning Outcomes (O1 – O7) include describing the internal architecture and software model of a generic microprocessor and microcontroller, understanding various types of addressing modes and developing assembly-based programs, programming a microcontroller using a high-level language, utilizing microcontroller digital I/O and interfacing applications, understanding interrupts/timers operations and using them for interfacing applications, using a microcontroller for serial communication, and interfacing a real-time process to a microcontroller and programming the latter to monitor, control, and operate such a process.
What is the focus of the PIC-Timers?
The focus of the PIC-Timers is on providing programming examples and laboratory experiments related to PIC microcontrollers and timers, with content taken from various sources such as textbooks, PIC manuals, and URLs, and further developed and tested by Prof. Al-Ali and Mr. Ahmad Al Nabulsi.
What are the sources from which the contents of the slides were taken?
The contents of the slides were taken from Textbook 1 and 2, as well as the PIC manuals and URLs, with major editing and addition done to provide more detailed information.
Who developed and tested the programming examples and laboratory experiments mentioned in the text?
Prof. Al-Ali and Mr. Ahmad Al Nabulsi developed and tested the programming examples and laboratory experiments mentioned in the text.
What is the emphasis of the course related to microcontroller programming?
The emphasis of the course related to microcontroller programming includes understanding various addressing modes, programming using high-level languages, utilizing digital and analog I/O ports, understanding interrupts and timers operations, using serial communication, and interfacing real-time processes for monitoring, control, and operation.
Test your knowledge of microprocessors and microcontrollers with this quiz on course learning outcomes O1 to O7. Challenge yourself to describe internal architecture, develop assembly-based programs, program using high-level languages, and understand digital and analog I/O ports, interrupts, and interfacing applications.
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