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V22.0201.002, Machine Organization I, Professor Yap
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V22.0201.002, Machine Organization I <br>
Fall 1997
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	ANNOUNCEMENTS
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<h3>Oct 15, 1997</h3>

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<li> <b>Midterm Material:</b> 
	<br> 
I inadvertently said that the midterm covers
"chapters 1 to 6".
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I should have said "chapters 1 to 7".  So chapter 7 on logical operations
	will be covered.
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Summarizing:
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	The midterm covers everything we have
	lectured about in class (mainly the material
	in chaps.1-7), plus debugging and homework material.
	In particular, you need to know
	based addressing using the BX register.
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HINT for studying for midterm: do the sample midterm
	I gave out, and work on as many exercises in
	chapters 1-7 as you can.
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Good luck and see you on Monday,

<li> <b> Solution to HW1 and HW2</b>
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	Now available in class page.

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<h4> Old Announcements</h4>
[<a href="ann1.htm">Sep 8, 1997</a>]
[<a href="ann2.htm">Sep 17, 1997</a>]
[<a href="ann3.htm">Oct 1, 1997</a>]
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