LAB REPORT EXAMPLE

LAB DESCRIPTION:

For future lab submissions be sure to follow the format on this page. Now to begin, please create a new page by clicking on “Add New Page” and make the parent page CET 3510, the CET 3510 page must be created prior to creating the lab submission pages. Please be sure to organize your pages, selecting parent page links. At the beginning of every lab you must have a description of the lab and how you did it.  After the summary add the source code. To correctly display the source code, make sure that when create the page, you switch from “Visual” to the “Text” view and surround the code with the tags <pre> </pre>. The <pre> HTML tag is used for pre-formatted text, so it will respect indentation, spaces, tabs, etc.  Finally include the screenshots for your lab.  If you don’t use it the code will be hard to read and points will be deducted. Using the <pre> HTML tag (or equivalent formatting) is mandatory. Lab reports visibility must remain private until graded by the professor. After that point change the visibility to public.

BE SURE TO KEEP YOUR LABS PRIVATE!! until the PROFESSOR grades the lab.

Code:

mov(x, eax);
mov(y, ebx);
mov(m, ecx);
cmp( eax, ebx );
    jnge SkipStmts; 
    add(x, ecx); 
SkipStmts:

<prep>

program helloWorld;
#include( “stdlib.hhf” );

begin helloWorld;
stdout.put( “Hello, World of Assembly Language”, nl );
end helloWorld;

</prep>

Screenshots:

In this this section you must provide screenshots showing your program running, see the example below.