Course Overview
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Course Synopsis
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This course focuses on machine-independent assembly language programming and basic architecture of computer systems including fundamental concepts such as register structure, memory organization, addressing modes, organization of peripherals, and machine-level operations. These concepts are integrated through the use of assemblers, linkers and loaders. Students will learn how to write and debug programs using assembly language programming and how to interface assembly language code to C/C++ programs. Students will also learn some basic Boolean logic and how it applies to programming and computer hardware.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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At the end of the course, you should be able to:
- Describe the basic functionalities and limitations of computer system
- Explain the concepts related to computer architecture
- Explain how high-level languages implement arithmetic expressions, loops, and logical structures at the machine level
- Write and debug programs using Assembly language programming
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Course Calendar
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1
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Introduction to Assembly Language 1
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2
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Introduction to Assembly Language 2
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3
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Introduction to Assembly Language 3
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5
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Data Declaration and Direct Addressing
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Assignment No. 1
9
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Unconditional jumps and relative addressing
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Quiz No. 1
11
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Multiplication in Assembly Language
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12
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Bitwise Logical Operations and Masking Operations
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14
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Stack and its Operations
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15
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Parameter Passing Through Stack and Local Variables
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Assignment No. 2
17
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Display Memory and Number Printing in Assembly
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18
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Screen Location Calculation
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19
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Clearing the Screen and String Printing
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20
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Screen Scrolling and string Comparison
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21
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(Continue) Screen Scrolling and string Comparison
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Quiz No. 2
23
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BIOS and DOS Interrupts
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26
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Interrupt Chaining and Terminate and Stay Resident
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27
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Programmable Interval Timer and Parallel Port
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28
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Debugger using single step interrupt
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29
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Debugger using single step interrupt 2
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30
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Concepts of Multitasking
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31
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Multitasking Kernel as TSR
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32
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Concepts of Multitasking-II
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Graded Discussion Board
35
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Storage Access Using BIOS
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Quiz No. 3
36
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Storage Access using DOS
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38
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Serial port programming
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Quiz No. 4
40
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Code and Data Segment Descriptor
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42
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VESA Linear Frame Buffer
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44
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Interfacing with High level languages
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45
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Comparison with other processor
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