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Chip16 Courses

I have endeavoured to provide a number of courses to act as a teaching aid for learning how to use the Chip16 architecture. Each course is standalone, requiring no knowledge or techniques learned from another. This will allow you to specialise in the areas that interest you most.

I would recommend all users practice with the beginner courses first before tackling a more advanced course.

Worked solutions will be provided for each exercise. In which I will explain the techniques and though processes required to solve each exercise. Solutions will be provided in assembly language form for ease of reading.

Some courses may require the use of specific Devices, I will specify which devices are required and in which ports they are configured.

Course Selection

Recommended Courses

I highly recommend you complete these courses before attempting the more specialised courses.

Using The Tools

This course demonstrates how to run machine code programs and how to assemble programs using the bundled assembler.

Beginner

This course aims to teach students how the Chip16 architecture works by guiding them through writing basic programs in Chip16 assembly language.

Specific Courses

These courses specialise in different areas and are highly standalone.

Mathematics

This course teaches students how to solve mathematical problems while managing the limited memory and compute power of the Chip16 architecture. Areas covered include Number Theory, Fixed Point Arithmetic and others.

Programming Languages

This course aims to teach students how to write assemblers and compilers for the Chip16 architecture.