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This is the lab that is used at Carnegie Mellon for introduction to asm.

I still felt like it was one of the best labs I've ever done.



It's also done at Rensselaer in the computer architecture class. It's usually everyone's favorite.


Here's a screenshot of the bomb I wrote for CSCI 4971: http://i.imgur.com/L0LJ1.png

The timer counted down until the end of the lab period; the student needed to cut each wire to stop the detonation. The original goal was to post to Twitter when a student made a mistake but we didn't get it implemented in time.

Here's the binary itself: http://www.cs.rpi.edu/academics/courses/spring10/csci4971/re...


That's cool, I like the design and the twitter idea is good too.


weird, kinda high level for a comp arch class. the undergrad one i took was mainly hardware implementation. I did this one at cmu as well; fun lab.


I did this assignment in a class that use "Computer Systems" book (authored by CMU profs) I think.





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