Mohamed Sherif Hazem's repositories
RISC-V-Simulator
RISC-V RV32I Assembly Simulator is a C++ program that allows one to test and simulate assembly programs by showing the contents of registers along with the memory after each instruction execution. This program was written as a project for the Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming course (CSCE2303).
VerilogAlarmClock
A Digital Clock/Alarm System implemented using Verilog. The project was created using Vivado software and implemented on the Basys 3 FPGA board. This project was created for the Digital Desgin I (CSCE 2301) course.
Huffman-Coding-Text-Compression
A C++ program that compresses text files using the Huffman Coding algorithm. This program was written as a final project for my Data Structures and Algorithms class (CSCE2202).
MohamedSherifNoureldin
Config files for my GitHub profile.
Qt-Tom-Jerry-Maze-Game
A C++ Qt game based on the classic Tom & Jerry cartoon but with a theme of playing in space. This game was created as a project for the Fundamentals of Computing II course (CSCE1101).
SafeLock_Arduino_NFC_DoorLock
SafeLock is a smart door lock system utilizing NFC cards and Bluetooth for enhanced home security. It offers secure, convenient access control and remote management via an Arduino-based platform.
SimulatedAnnealing
C++ Implementation for the Simulated Annealing algorithm used for cell placement for the Digital Design II course with possibility of generating graphs and GIFs
TomasuloScheduler
A C++ simulation of the dynamic Tomasulo instruction scheduling algorithm (without speculation) on the RiSC-16 architecture. Implemented as the CSCE 3301 (Computer Architecture) course's second project, in Spring 2023.
VerilogPipelinedRISCVProcessor
A verilog implementation of a pipelined processor for the RISC-V architecture, with support for all 40 instructions of the RV32I instruction set; as well as an additional 8 for the RV32M instruction set. Supports implementation on a Nexys A7 board. Implemented as the CSCE 3301 (Computer Architecture) course's first project, in Spring 2023.