Art of Engineering
Lab for Computer Science and Computer Engineering
Spring 2014
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| ENGI E1102 Art of Engineering Lab for Computer Science and Computer Engineering Spring 2014 |
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We meet Tuesdays 4:10 - 6:55 PM 1220B Mudd.
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| Prof. Stephen A. Edwards | sedwards@cs.columbia.edu |
| Nicole Lewis | nml2141@columbia.edu |
| Kevin Roark | ker2143@columbia.edu |
In this project, you will write new firmware for an HP 20b calculator. This is an example of embedded programming: coding software for something that does not, and should not, appear to be a computer in the traditional sense, yet is one at its core. The plummeting cost of integrated circuits has made such embedded systems ubiquitous, and this trend promises to continue. The challenges of designing such systems run the gamut from traditional electrical issues such as sensor noise and power consumption all the way to high-level computer science problems such as efficient algorithm design to human factors engineering. You will experience all of these, and learn some standard solutions, while performing this project.
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| A Shotgun Introduction to C |  |
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| 1: Getting Started: Hello World | |
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| 2: Listening to the Keyboard | |
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| 3: Entering and Displaying Numbers | |
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| 4: An RPN Calculator | |
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Here is a
report template and
the source files
to build it.
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| Formatting Information: A
Beginner's Introduction to Typesetting with LaTeX |
| The Not So Short
Introduction to LaTeX 2e |
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