8085 Programming Help (Homework)

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The discussion focuses on programming an 8085 Assembly Language program to analyze test scores of 100 students, categorizing them into grades A, B, C, D, and F. Participants emphasize the need for a structured design approach, modularization, and data passing between modules to meet the project specifications. There are queries about the best methods for implementation, including whether to use division or simple comparisons for grading. Additionally, the user seeks guidance for their final year project involving the design and simulation of a CPU emulator. Clear instructions and examples are requested to help initiate the programming process effectively.
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Hi there,

This is my question :

'Suppose 100 students' test scores are stored in a memory array, write a program to find out how many students received A, B, C, D or F test scores.'

Criterias :
1. Design software to a given specification using a structured design technique.

2. The specification should be sufficient enough to require modularization and the passing of data between modules.

3. Write programs to implement designs using an appropriate computer language.

4. Test software to ensure it meets the given specification.

How do I start ? Can someone guide me ? Do I need to do a division or just compare ? How to write the program for the above mentioned question in an 8085 Assembly Langauge Programming ?
 
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Think how you could do it manually.

This is my question :

'Suppose 100 students' are in a line, devise a method to find out, realiably, how many students received A, B, C, D or F test scores.'

How many ways can you think up?
 
please i need help with my final year project, design and simulation of a cpu emulator ...... I am me at bnn_eke@yahoo.com
 
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