Assembly Language

Course Information

Duration: 36 Weeks

Time 1 Hour/Week

CI Code: CODE101

Location: Virtual, Live

Course Fee: Free With Membership / $199 Without Membership

Start Date: Course Schedule Below

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Student Age Eligibility: 8 - 17 Years

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Why Coding Institute

Study Assembly Language

Objective: This course introduces students to Assembly Language, a low-level programming language critical for understanding how software interfaces with hardware. The course covers the basics of Assembly syntax, structure, and its applications in various computing systems.
Methods: Hands-on coding exercises, simulations, and practical applications to develop a working knowledge of Assembly Language.
Skills Gained: Ability to write, debug, and analyze Assembly programs, understand CPU operations, and enhance problem-solving skills relevant to low-level programming.

Understand Assembly Language structure and syntax.
Apply basic programming principles to write and debug Assembly Language code.
Analyze CPU operations, memory management, and data manipulation.
Develop efficient code by optimizing operations at the hardware level.

Available Start Dates & Times

* ALL COURSES ARE 1 HOUR LONG AND FOLLOW EASTERN TIME

Course Details

This Class is a Virtual Live Class

Modules

The modules listed below are those currently intended for delivery in the current academic intake of this course. These may be subject to change in future years as the University regularly revises.

Semester 1

Weeks 1 - 12: Introduction to Assembly Language and its Applications

Topics: Overview of Assembly Language, its purpose, and its uses, memory basics, basic operations, addressing modes.

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Semester 2

Weeks 1 - 12: Arithmetic Operations in Assembly

Topics: Basic arithmetic, logical operations, and bit manipulation, heap management, branching, calling conventions.

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Semester 3

Weeks 1 - 12: Input and Output Operations

Topics: Basic I/O in Assembly, handling input from users, and output display, interrupt handling, optimization for speed and memory, and emerging technologies.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

Write and debug basic Assembly Language programs.
Demonstrate an understanding of CPU instruction sets and memory operations.
Design efficient, low-level code for specific tasks.
Utilize Assembly programming concepts to solve computational problems.

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Highlights

Comprehensive Learning:

Detailed study for foundational learning and development in coding.

Interactive Learning:

Virtual labs, simulations, and real-world case studies.

Expert Instruction:

Live teaching from experienced professionals in the field.

Career Preparation:

Foundation for advanced studies and careers in coding.

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