CS122A
Fall Quarter, 1999
CS122A LAB SCHEDULE
In the following schedule, the "Assigned" column indicates when the TA will formally describe each lab, and the "Due" column indicates the very latest that each lab must be demo'ed -- lab reports are due at the time of the demo, not after. HOWEVER, you should plan to work AHEAD of this schedule, starting before the assigned dates and demo'ing before the due dates. You can demo a lab any time that the TA is available. You should make full use of the 4 hours of every lab session, either working ahead on assigned labs, or developing your final project. Students should NOT be leaving the lab sessions early except for rare personal circumstances.
| Date | Assigned | Due | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 0
January 3-7 |
Session 1 | ||
| Session 2 | NO LABS | ||
| Week 1
January 10-14 |
Session 1 | Lab Orientation Lab 1A: Intro to FPGA's with schematic capture |
Lab 1A: Intro to FPGA's with schematic capture |
| Session 2 | Lab 1B: Intro to FPGA's using VHDL | ||
| Week 2
January 17-21 |
Session 1 | Lab 2: Synthesis | Lab 1B: Intro to FPGA's using VHDL |
| Session 2 | Lab 2: Synthesis | ||
| Week 3
January 24-28 |
Session 1 | Lab 3: ALU Design | |
| Session 2 | Lab 3: ALU Design | ||
| Week 4
January 31-Feburary 4 |
Session 1 | Lab 4: 4-bit Counter | |
| Session 2 | |||
| Week 5
Feburary 7-11 |
Session 1 | Lab 4: 4-bit Counter | |
| Session 2 | Lab 5: FSM+D Design | ||
| Week 6
Feburary 14-18 |
Session 1 | ||
| Session 2 | Lab 5: FSM+D Design | ||
| Week 7
Feburary 21-25 |
Session 1 | Lab 6: Microprocessor Lab Quiz (in Lecture) |
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| Session 2 | |||
| Week 8
Feburary 28-March 3 |
Session 1 | ||
| Session 2 | |||
| Week 9
March 6-March 10 |
Session 1 | Lab 6: Microprocessor | |
| Session 2 | NO LABS | ||
| Week 10
March 13-March 17 |
Session 1 | NO LABS | |
| Session 2 | NO LABS |