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    This document outlines a TMA assignment for a course on computer organization and architecture. It consists of two problems. Problem 1 involves writing MARIE assembly code to compare two values and output the maximum, along with providing a screenshot of the simulation results. Problem 2 involves converting two numbers in 14-bit excess-16 format to decimal, adding the decimal values, and proving the floating point addition was correct by converting the sum back to decimal. Students must sign a declaration stating they did not plagiarize.

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    This document outlines a TMA assignment for a course on computer organization and architecture. It consists of two problems. Problem 1 involves writing MARIE assembly code to compare two values and output the maximum, along with providing a screenshot of the simulation results. Problem 2 involves converting two numbers in 14-bit excess-16 format to decimal, adding the decimal values, and proving the floating point addition was correct by converting the sum back to decimal. Students must sign a declaration stating they did not plagiarize.

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    This document outlines a TMA assignment for a course on computer organization and architecture. It consists of two problems. Problem 1 involves writing MARIE assembly code to compare two values and output the maximum, along with providing a screenshot of the simulation results. Problem 2 involves converting two numbers in 14-bit excess-16 format to decimal, adding the decimal values, and proving the floating point addition was correct by converting the sum back to decimal. Students must sign a declaration stating they did not plagiarize.

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    T103 - TM103 Tma Ksa Fa23

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    This document outlines a TMA assignment for a course on computer organization and architecture. It consists of two problems. Problem 1 involves writing MARIE assembly code to compare two values and output the maximum, along with providing a screenshot of the simulation results. Problem 2 involves converting two numbers in 14-bit excess-16 format to decimal, adding the decimal values, and proving the floating point addition was correct by converting the sum back to decimal. Students must sign a declaration stating they did not plagiarize.

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    Faculty of Computer Studies

    Computer Organization and Architecture


    T103/TM103

    TMA

    Fall 2022-2023

    Cut-off Date: TBA Total Marks: 20


    Content Mark
    MARIE
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    Digital
    Representation
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    Plagiarism Warning:
    As per AOU rules and regulations, all students are required to submit their own TMA work
    and avoid plagiarism. The AOU has implemented techniques for plagiarism detection. You
    must provide all references in case you use and quote another person's work in your TMA.
    You will be penalized for any act of plagiarism as per the AOU's rules and regulations.

    Declaration of No Plagiarism by Student (to be signed and submitted by


    student with TMA work):
    I hereby declare that this submitted TMA work is a result of my own efforts and I have not
    plagiarized any other person's work. I have provided all references of information that I
    have used and quoted in my TMA work.

    Name of Student:
    Signature:
    Date:
    Problem 1: Working with MARIE (10 Marks)

    a) Write MARIE code to perform the following pseudocode excerpt, with an


    explanation of each instruction in your code beside it.

    Input a value for x


    if(x > y)
    max= x
    else
    max=y
    Output the value of max

    b) Provide a screenshot of the simulation result (A screenshot of the MARIE


    Simulator window after running the program, showing the value at the output
    window).
    Instructions:
    - Use “ORG” instruction to start your program at an address equivalent to 1024 10.
    - Use your last university ID number to input the new value of x.
    For example, if your ID is 2315161678235, then you will use the number 5 as
    the value of x (value of y will be used as assigned below)
    - Do not forget to change the Input and output boxes to decimal!
    - You should include the necessary labels and directives at the end of your
    program:
    X, Dec 0
    Y, Dec 6
    max, Dec 0

    Problem 2: Working with Digital Representation (10 Marks)


    Given the following normalized 14-bit format with an excess-16 bias, answer the
    following questions:
    1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0
    1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

    a- Find the equivalent decimal values of both numbers


    b- Add the above given numbers using floating-point arithmetic and show the
    result in a normalized 14-bit format with an excess-16 bias.
    c- Prove that your answer in part b is correct by checking its decimal equivalent
    value with the sum of the equivalent decimal values of both numbers you
    calculated in part a.
    End of TMA

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