Fall 2019 - GTA - Computer-Based Systems (ENSC3213)

Course Overview

Course: Computer-Based Systems (ENSC3213)

Program: B.Sc. in Computer Engineering

Duration: Fall 2019 (August 2019 – December 2019) (part-time, 20h/week)

Instructor: Prof. Dr. Carl Latino

My role: Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)

Responsibilities

• Delivered laboratory sessions on C and Assembly programming for ARM Cortex-M4 microcontrollers
• Designed lab exercises and hands-on experiments aligned with course objectives
• Graded exams and assignments
• Provided student support via weekly office hours

Instructional Materials I Developed

Lab 1 - Introduction to the Programming Environment

• Lab 1 - Intro Slides
• Lab 1 - Intro Handout

• Lab 1 - Intro Code

• Lab 1 - Part 1 Slides
• Lab 1 - Part 2 Slides
• Lab 1 - Handout
• Lab 1 - Assignment
• Lab 1 - Code in Assembly

Lab 2 - Interfacing Joystick and LEDs

• Lab 2 - Slides
• Lab 2 - Pre-lab Assignment
• Lab 2 - Code in Assembly and C

Lab 3 - System Timer Interrupts

• Lab 3 - Slides
• Lab 3 - Code in Assembly and C

Lab 4 - Pulse Width Modulation

• Lab 4 - Slides
• Lab 4 - Code in Assembly and C

Lab 5 - Stepper Motor Control

• Lab 5 - Slides
• Lab 5 - Pre-lab Assignment
• Lab 5 - Handout
• Lab 5 - Code in C

Lab 6 - Interfacing Keypad

• Lab 6 - Slides
• Lab 6 - Pre-lab Assignment
• Lab 6 - Handout
• Lab 6 - Code in C

Tutoriais

• Tutorial 1 - Setting up the Programming Environment
• Tutorial 2 - Creating a New Project from Scratch
• Tutorial 3 - Compiling and Deploying
• Tutorial 4 - Debugging
• Tutorial 5 - Creating a C Project in the STM32CubeIDE