CCCN 221 Computer Architecture Final Lab Project Instructions & Guidelines As a part of the assigned work for this cours

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CCCN 221 Computer Architecture Final Lab Project Instructions & Guidelines As a part of the assigned work for this course, you are required to complete a project of your own choosing. The goal of this final project is to reinforce your understanding of all labs work. Upon the end of the project, you are required to submit 2 files: the sours code (s format) and a report (.PDF format). Information about the project: Credits: 10% of total grade Due: May 13, 2022 Groups: You are required to form groups of 4 for each project. (Based on the number of students in class maybe one or 2 groups of 5 students would be formed), Lab evaluation: Week 18 & 19 of the semester (15-27 May 2022) would be dedicated to projects presentation (Please be well prepare so that you can cover your work in 10 to 15 minutes no less no more) Report Format 1" page: Cover page contains the name of the project, students names and instructor name. 2nd page: Table of contents 318 page: The role of each student in the project. 4 page: You will start the report by defining your project (what you will conduct) then you will provide a brief description of what your program does, including how your program works. At the end you will provide in screenshots an example of the output of your program. Submission: Upon submission you will supply the final PDF report. You will also submit the s file. Your submitted files should be named with course number, lastname, student_ID and then "finalproject_(Report OR Code) * For example my files name would be: . CCCN221_NASEEM_0123456_Finalproject_Report.PDF . CCCN221_NASEEM_0123456_Finalproject_Codes Your code should cover at least the following tasks: Task#1: Defining different data types ſinteger, Tasks: Loop string, array and floating-point number) Task#2: Using the system for Reading data Task#6: Conditional and unconditional jump. Task#3: 2 Arithmetic instructions Taska: 4 floating points instructions. Tasku4: Using the system for Writing data Good Luck! Prepared by Amal NASEEM-2022