CSE 480/CIS 700: Real-Time and Embedded Systems

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Assignments	Due Date	Addon Material
Assignment 1	Sep 14	C18 Getting Started (pdf) C18 User Guide (pdf) MPLab User Guide (pdf) PIC18F2680 Specification (pdf) PICDEM2 User Guide (pdf)
Assignment 2	Sept 19	Handed out during the lecture.
Assignment 3	Sept 26	Handed out during the lecture.
Assignment 4	Oct 3	None
Assignment 5	Oct 12	None
Assignment 6	Nov 28	www.picos18.com www.picos18.com/forum
Project	Dec 19

How to submit programming assignments:

Make sure that you roughly follow this C coding style guide (pdf).
Make sure your example does compile and works correctly.
Again, make sure it does compile - submitted assignments that have compilation errors cannot be graded.
Have your project files in C:\<lastname>-assignment<#>.
Zip that whole directory to a zip file called "<lastname>-assignment<#>.zip".
Email the zip file before or on the due date to sfischme@seas.upenn.edu with the subject line prefix "[CIS 700]".

How to submit reading assignments:

Save your files in PDF or RTF format.
Place it in a directory named "<lastname>-assignment<#>".
Zip the whole directoy to a zip file called "<lastname>-assignment<#>.zip".
Email the zip file before or on the due date to sfischme@seas.upenn.edu with the subject line prefix "[CIS 700]".

How to use the machines in GRW279:

Remember the lock combination handed out during the lecture.
The machines are marked with a yellow PostIt sticker on the screen.
When you leave, copy your data to a different machine and then delete it on the machine you worked on. The machines are NOT backed up and can be wiped and freshly installed anytime. Also, how do you want to claim that really you wrote that program when everybody else submitted the same.