Processor fun! Machine instructions!
 

Ok, so I'm learning about processors. I want to make sure this series of steps for this machine instruction is correct:

Add LOCA,R0 where LOCA is an address in main memory and R0 is a register.

1: Transfer the contents of the program control (PC) to memory address register (MAR).
2: Send a read signal to main memory for the instruction and store it in the memory data register (MDR).
3: Transfer the contents of the MDR to the instruction register (IR).

Ok...so now we have the instruction loaded into IR. Time to execute it.

4: Transfer the address of LOCA to the MAR (is this copied from the IR?).
5: Send a read signal to main memory for data at LOCA and store it in the MDR.
6: Transfer the contents of the MDR to the arithmetic and logic unit (ALU).

Ok, the hard operand is retrieved. Now for the second one.

7: Transfer the contents of R0 to the ALU.

Now the ALU has its operands...do I send it something to tell it that ADD is the operation to be performed? I think I'm missing a step here. In any case, ALU does its thing, not really a step, and then:

8: Transfer the contents of the ALU to R0.
9: Transfer PC+1 (I think?) to MAR.
10: Send a read signal to main memory and store the contents in MDR.
11: Transfer the contents of MDR to the IR.

And that's slightly over one machine instruction since it's also incremented the IR for the next instruction.

Am I missing anything?