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 == Curriculum ==
 [[faq#QA1. What does MIPS stand for?|QA1. What does MIPS stand for?]]\\
+[[faq#QA2. How can I download SPIM?|QA2. How can I download SPIM?]]\\
+[[faq#QA3. Can you provide me with a sample SPIM program?|QA3. Can you provide me with a sample SPIM program?]]\\
 == General ==
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 == QA1. What does MIPS stand for? ==
 A1. MIPS is an acronym for Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages. It is a 32-bit, reduced instruction set architecture with MIPS-32 used as a 32-bit architecture and MIPS-64 used as a 64-bit architecture as the latest versions.
+== QA2. How can I download SPIM?  ==
+A2. SPIM can be downloaded from [[http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~larus/spim.html|SPIM's website]] of Prof. James Lazarus.
+== QA3. Can you provide me with a sample SPIM program?  ==
+A3. Click on [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~asif/2021Fall10/multiply.s|multiply.s]] to download a program that multiplies two positive numbers and displays the result. A more advanced program [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~asif/2021Fall10/sum1toNv3.s|sum1toNv3.s]] that adds N numbers and displays the result is also available.
 == QB1. Do I have to use my Prism account for email? ==