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1SURVEYLink on EECS150 websiteAnd here:3/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 13/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 2Checkpoint 2: UART & MIPS150 on BoardEECS150 Spring2009 - Lab Lecture #8Ilia LebedevSlides designed by Ilia LebedevSome materials adopted from earlier lab lectures3/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 3Today Survey! Don’t forget to sign in. Administrivia Checkpoint #2:  Serial Interface (Hey, didn’t we do this in a lab?) From Simulation to Board Checkpoint Review Procedure23/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 4Administrivia (1) Project Everyone must have 1 partner E-mail us the partnership info You will get a shared SVN area Probably today Check-off procedure READ THE PROJECT DOCUMENT!3/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 5Administrivia (2) Lab Policy Your GSIs are available during office hours And may not answer questions at other times No bikes Do not turn off the lab machines Do not touch the stuff in the far corner. Reconnect the TV correctly if you use it. Food, Drink policy3/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 6Serial Interface (1) Hey, didn’t we do this in a lab? Yes we did Now make it work for real Should not be difficult Why are we giving you so much time? You will need this interface to work well33/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 7Serial Interface (2) …Is your main debugging tool Chipscope won’t cut it Too many wires to look at Too few free BRAMs due to video …Is our main I/O device Only means of communicating with CPU …Is your best friend? Consider spending less time in lab3/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 8From Simulation to Board Bulk of this checkpoint Don’t underestimate this step Bugs will come up Many of them Start as early as possible Always have a list of potential bugs Don’t synthesize unless you can debug3/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 9Checkpoints (1) Are worth 15% of the project grade Not very much at all Motivation to pace yourself No late work Make sure you meet the final deadline Checkpoints are relatively informal Don’t stay up all night to prepare a demo43/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 10Checkpoints (2) Procedure Both partners must be present Show us your implementation (running) Show us code Show us design Two grades assigned Read the project document3/13/2009 EECS150 Lab Lecture #8 11Checkpoints (3) Include a mini design review Graded out of 2 points 0 for grunting and pointing 1 for “resembles a design document” 2 for “is a design document” Most of you need to put a lot more effort into design Most designs seen so far deserved a 1 We were generous this time


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