1-Recognizes the elements in a microcomputer system, understands the concepts of data, address, data bus and address bus, understands that data exchange in a microcomputer system is with binary numbers and creates a memory map. 2-Understands the structural and programmatic differences between microprocessors and microcontrollers, chooses the appropriate microprocessor or microcontroller for a job. 3-During the establishment of a microprocessor/microcontroller system, he/she can establish the necessary connections between the processor and the peripheral elements, use the software required for the operation of the system, and make the microprocessor system ready for use. 4-Program writing logic can be developed and program writing principles can be gained. 5-Data transfer operations, test decision operations, loop editing, subroutine use, time delay subprogram creation, arithmetic and logical operations, bit shift operations, etc. can use and perform routine operations. |