Category: software engineering

The files contain everything you need to design an Entity Relationship Diagram, Database Diagram and Data Dictionary for this project.

Problem:
Copy and paste the code below to https://godbolt.org/Links to an external site.
Use the following compiler for the ASM code generation: armv7-a clang 11.0.0
Under the compiler options, use -O0
Explain each and every single line of the ASM program:
Attempt to provide the WHY rather than the WHAT. For example, do not just say “Moving R1 to R0” but state that “Moving R1 to R0 such that we can pass that as the first parameter to printf”
#include
#include
__attribute__((noinline))
int sum2(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
__attribute__((noinline))
void print_the_value(int value) {
printf(“%d”, value);
}
int entry_point() {
int a = rand(); // R4
int b = rand(); // R0
int result = sum2(b, a);
print_the_value(result);
}

Problem:
Copy and paste the code below to https://godbolt.org/Links to an external site.
Use the following compiler for the ASM code generation: armv7-a clang 11.0.0
Under the compiler options, use -O0
Explain each and every single line of the ASM programYou do not have to explain the C code
Attempt to provide the WHY rather than the WHAT. For example, do not just say “Moving R1 to R0” but state that “Moving R1 to R0 such that we can pass that as the first parameter to printf”
#include
#include
__attribute__((noinline))
int sum2(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
__attribute__((noinline))
void print_the_value(int value) {
printf(“%d”, value);
}
int entry_point() {
int a = rand(); // R4
int b = rand(); // R0
int result = sum2(b, a);
print_the_value(result);
}

NO AI ( system will catch it)
All requirement in the attachment(seethe requirements un picture attached)
Similarity should be less than 10%
plagrisim report is needed
for any clarification please ask

For this project, you are preparing to initiate a Secure Software Engineering Initiative in your organization. These are the first steps before implementation, so you want to ensure you are laying down a solid foundation. First, you will need to determine the following (company profile):
What is your company name?
What industry/space is your company in?
What is your company’s mission?
What is the organization structurehierarchy?
Who will be involved in the initiative?
What will their roles and duties be?
Format:
The first step of any initiative is to get buy-in (strategic value). Discuss the importance of this initiative. Use strong and persuasive language backed by scholarly sources to “sell” your initiative.
Discuss how your initiative will enhance customer security.
Talk about any external initiatives or frameworks you will incorporate into your project. How will they be implemented and used.
How will this impact the SDLC and what implementation of SDLC are you impacting or changing?
Discuss how you will manage risks and the direct value from the security initiative. What metrics and KPIs are being tracked to ensure/demonstrate success?”
Finally, bring it all together (summary)!
Except there is no word or page count; however, it is expected to be a “high value” document and contains sufficient information to facilitate a more refined and specific 15-20 minute presentation that would be given to executive leadership..
Grading Criteria
Title Page (10 pts)
Executive Summary (50pts)
Company Profile (20pts)
Strategic Value (35pts)
External Initiatives (30pts)
Software Development Life Cycle (Implementation) (25pts)
Risk Management (25pts)
Summary (35pts)
References (15pts)
Appendices as Needed

Problem:
Copy and paste the code below to https://godbolt.org/
Use the following compiler for the ASM code generation: armv7-a clang 11.0.0
Under the compiler options, use -Os
Explain each and every single line of the C program
Explain each and every single line of the ASM program
#include
#include
__attribute__((noinline))
int sum2(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
__attribute__((noinline))
void print_the_value(int value) {
printf(“%d”, value);
}
int entry_point() {
int a = rand(); // R4
int b = rand(); // R0
int result = sum2(b, a);
print_the_value(result);
}

Be sure to answer the following questions (do not copy and paste Chatgpt responses):
Explain the different types of flash memory (NOR, NAND etc.)
Outline its limitations
Why is serial flash memory preferred in embedded systems
Provide information about how memory is re-written
Is writing to a flash memory straightforward ? How will you set/clear a particular bit of flash memory ?

see the picture below to know what exactly I need
Use the following tool:
https://logic.ly/demo/Links to an external site.
Build 8-bit adder:
Reference:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/4-bit-binary-adder-subtractor/Links to an external site.
Requirements:
Design the adder such that it can add 8-bits, and have 9-bit output (9 output LEDs)
Design the adder such that a lightbulb or similar can be viewed intuitively (bulbs are horizontal)
Please submit your screenshot of the adder to gain credit for the assignment

see the picture below to know what exactly I need
Use the following tool:
https://logic.ly/demo/Links to an external site.
Build 8-bit adder:
Reference:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/4-bit-binary-adder-subtractor/Links to an external site.
Requirements:
Design the adder such that it can add 8-bits, and have 9-bit output (9 output LEDs)
Design the adder such that a lightbulb or similar can be viewed intuitively (bulbs are horizontal)
Please submit your screenshot of the adder to gain credit for the assignment

There are 3 assignments in the document. All the information is written in the document I gave you.