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    This document outlines a course on microcontroller programming and interfacing. The course is part of the M.Sc. in Industrial Control Engineering program at Mekelle University in Ethiopia. It is a core 3-credit course taught in the second semester. Topics covered include 8051 microcontroller architecture, assembly language, C programming, input/output interfacing, and serial communication. Students will complete programming assignments, projects, and exams using simulation tools like EdSim51 and Proteus. The course aims to teach students how to program microcontrollers and interface them with input/output devices.

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    This document outlines a course on microcontroller programming and interfacing. The course is part of the M.Sc. in Industrial Control Engineering program at Mekelle University in Ethiopia. It is a core 3-credit course taught in the second semester. Topics covered include 8051 microcontroller architecture, assembly language, C programming, input/output interfacing, and serial communication. Students will complete programming assignments, projects, and exams using simulation tools like EdSim51 and Proteus. The course aims to teach students how to program microcontrollers and interface them with input/output devices.

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    Industrial Control Engineering PG Program August 25, 2015

    Mekelle University
    Ethiopian Institute of Technology-Mekelle
    School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
    Course Title Microcontroller Programming & Interfacing

    Course Code ECEG 6602

    Degree Program M.Sc. in Industrial Control Engineering

    Module ---

    Instructor Alem Haddush Fitwi (Assistant Professor)

    Credit Hours 3 (2+0+3)/(Lecture + Tutorial + lab)

    Semester II

    Prerequisite(s) Microcomputers & Interfacing, Programming Languages.

    Co-requisite(s) ---

    Status of Course Core

    Course Rationale To acquaint the students with the programming of different kinds of
    microcontrollers and interfacing them with input/output devices.

    Course Objectives To familiarize students with microcontroller programming and


    interfacing.
    Course Overview of Processors & Microcontrollers: Memory (RAM, ROM,
    Description EPROM, EEPROM, FLASH), and Interrupts; I/O Interfaces, Host &
    Target Development environment, simulator software and cross
    compilers, downloading techniques. 8051 microcontroller: architecture,
    addressing modes, Instruction Set, Microcontroller Interfacings:
    Programming Languages: Assembly and C programming modes,
    fundamentals of C; data types and Constants, functions, arrays bit
    operations.

    Course Content 1. Introduction to Microcontroller & Interfacing


    1.1 Overview of Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
    1.2 Digital Inputs/Outputs
    1.3 Analog Inputs/Outputs
    1.4 Serial Buses
    1.5 Serial Peripheral Interface/SPI
    1.6 Application of Microcontrollers

    Course Outline of Microcontroller Programming & Interfacing, by: Alem H

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    2. Input/output (I/O) Ports & Interfacing


    2.1 I/O Peripherals
    2.2 Interfacing & Addressing
    2.3 Synchronization of CPU & Interface Chip
    2.4 Interfacing Input Peripherals
    2.5 Interfacing Output Peripherals

    3. The 8051 Microcontroller Architecture


    3.1 8051 Basic Components
    3.2 Embedded System (8051 Application)
    3.3 Three criteria in Choosing a Microcontroller
    3.4 Comparison of the 8051 Family Members

    4. The 8051 Microcontroller Assembly Language


    4.1 8051 Instruction Set
    4.2 Data Transfer Instructions
    4.3 Addressing Modes
    4.4 Data Processing (arithmetic and logic)
    4.5 Program Flow Instructions

    Programming Language:

    8051 Assembly/C

    Simulation Tool/Software:

    EdSim51/Proteus
    Mode of Delivery Lectures
    Programming Assignments/Lab Exercises
    Seminars
    Projects
    Mode of Programming Assignments(10)=20%
    Assessment Seminars(2)=10%
    projects (1)=20%
    Final exam=50%
    Grading System Fixed Scale and as per MU legislation or Guideline or Circular.

    References 1. Architecture and Programming of 8051 Microcontroller by Milan


    Verle
    2. Zurad , microcontroller programming and interfacing

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    3. Designing Embedded Systems with PIC Microcontrollers Principles


    and applications by Tim Wilmshurst
    4. PIC microcontroller and embedded systems using assembly and C for
    PIC18 by Muhammad Ali Mazidi, Rolin D. McKinlay,Danny Causey
    5. Practical Aspects of Embedded System Design using Microcontrollers
    by Jivan S. Parab , Santosh A. Shinde Vinod G. Shelake , Rajanish K.
    Kamat Gourish M. Naik

    Instructions All students are required to normally fulfill all assignments, lab exercises,
    exams, seminars, and classes requirements 100% with no exception.
    All forms of assignments or seminars must be submitted or presented before
    the deadline. Late submissions will not be excused.
    Programming Assignments/Projects will be done in any of the following
    languages: C/Assembly. You are therefore required to have a very good
    background in these Artificial/programming languages. Thats, some
    assignments will be coded using C, and others in Assembly as convenient.
    Please update yourself accordingly.
    All reports of projects and seminars must be submitted in micro-soft word
    and PPT format, with the implementation codes on appendices if applicable.
    All projects or seminars must be submitted in soft copy. Please forward them
    to me via alemh@mu.edu.et strictly before the deadlines.
    All programming assignments must be forwarded to Mr. Mahder Girmay via
    mahderian@yahoo.com

    Course Outline of Microcontroller Programming & Interfacing, by: Alem H

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