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Miguel Menjivar edited this page Mar 15, 2018 · 3 revisions

Welcome to the MIPS_Projects wiki!

This repository will contain MIPS assembly projects.


Program 1:

This program is an introduction to MIPS programming. The program just prints out strings


Program 2:

This program will prompt the user to enter 5 integer values. Then the program will get those 5 values and will find the average of those given values and print it to the screen.


Program 3:

This program was being translated from the Java language. It basically prompted the user to populate an array of 10 values. The user will be presented with a menu with various choices to either replace an element at a certain position, find and remove the max element, find and remove the min element, and to compute all the values inside the array using both addition and multiplication.


Program 4:

This program required the use of a 2D array. The specific dimensions of this particular array is a 5 by 3 2D array. The array is already instantiated with default values. The user is prompted with a menu with various choices to choose from. It will prompt the user if they want to replace a value inside the 2D array, to calculate the sum of all the values inside the 2D array, and finally it will exit the program once requested.


Program 5:

This program will prompt the user to populate an array of student records. This program will ask the user to type in the names of 10 students. It will require their name, their age, and their ID number. Then it would print the array out neatly. Then it will display a menu with options the user can choose from. It will prompt the user to swap any 2 records and then it will print the newly updated array. Finally it will quit the program if chosen.


Fibonacci Sequence:

In this project, I decided to build the Fibonacci sequence without the use of recursion. It consisted of arrays and loops to get the desired answer. It also has a menu with two choices for whether to compute a value or exit the program.

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