Jean-Daniel Nicoud
Abstract
Original tools for teaching microprocessing concepts and applications in concrete terms are described. The tools, developed by a team of educators, include 'logidules', the CALM (Common Assembly Language for Microprocessor) language, and the Dauphin (microprocessor) and Smaky (smart keyboard) systems. Courses taught using these tools are described.>
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Original tools for teaching microprocessing concepts and applications in concrete terms are described. The tools, developed by a team of educators, include 'logidules', the CALM (Common Assembly Language for Microprocessor) language, and the Dauphin (microprocessor) and Smaky (smart keyboard) systems. Courses taught using these tools are described.>
Key concepts: Microprocessor, Computer science, Assembly language, Software engineering, World Wide Web, Programming language, Embedded system, Software