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archive:nmk206 [2025/06/18 08:22] azmanarchive:nmk206 [2025/07/04 10:50] (current) – [NMK206 - Computer Architecture] azman
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 ====== NMK206 - Computer Architecture ====== ====== NMK206 - Computer Architecture ======
  
-This course is //Computer Architecture//, offered by the Faculty of Electronics Engineering & Technology (FKTEN) for Electronic Engineering Technology programs.+This course is //Computer Architecture//, offered by the Faculty of Electronics Engineering & Technology (FKTEN) for Electronic Engineering Technology programs. This page serves as an information hub, mainly for 007 lab sessions.
  
 Download [[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-windows.exe|ModelSim 20.1.1.720 (Intel FPGA Starter Edition) setup]] ([[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-windows.exe.sha1|SHA-1 checksum]]). Linux users can try [[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-linux.run|this]] ([[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-linux.run.sha1|SHA-1 checksum]]). Download [[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-windows.exe|ModelSim 20.1.1.720 (Intel FPGA Starter Edition) setup]] ([[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-windows.exe.sha1|SHA-1 checksum]]). Linux users can try [[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-linux.run|this]] ([[https://azman.unimap.edu.my/storage/ModelSimSetup-20.1.1.720-linux.run.sha1|SHA-1 checksum]]).
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 ==== Lab Code (202425s2) Extra ==== ==== Lab Code (202425s2) Extra ====
  
-Here is an example code to utilize the carry/borrow signals of our add/subtract modules at ALU level. You may use this to create add-with-carry and subtract-with-borrow functions (you need selector signal to 'enable' the carry/borrow in signals {iC} and {iB}).+Here is an example code to utilize the carry/borrow signals of our add/subtract modules at ALU level. You may use this to create add-with-carry and subtract-with-borrow functions (hint: you need selector signal to 'enable' the carry/borrow in signals {iC} and {iB}).
  
 <file verilog alu_flag_4b.v> <file verilog alu_flag_4b.v>
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