cis 253 assembly language & computer organization
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Student is responsible for notes, readings and classroom discussions.     Notes may be changed, emphasized, re-ordered or skipped over.
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I.
1. Course Intro
2. HW Intro
3. Emu 8086
4. Emu 8086 References
5. Representation: Base 10, 2, 16, 8
6. Representation: Unsigned Binary Numbers
7. Representation: Signed Binary Numbers
8. Representation: IEE 754 Floating Point
9. Registers, RAM & Data
A. Assembly Language Intro
B. MOV, ADD and SUB
C. Summary & Review
  TEST 1:   CAP
II.
1. EMU Library
2. Logical Operators, XCHG
3. Labels & Loops
4. More Labels & Loops
5. Flags and Math Instructions
6. Flags, CMP, TEST, Conditonal Jumps
7. Memory Adresses, Pointers
8. Procedures
9. Procedures in Emu
A. Devices & Ports
B. I/O Ports &Interrupts
C. Summary & Review
  Test 2  :  Create a CAP
III.
1. C++ and Assembly
2. Stacks: Push and Pop
3. Creating and Navigating a Maze
4. Debugging Code
5. More Math: DIV, SHR, MUL, SHL
6. Architecture 1 & 2: Basics & Digital Logic
7. Architecture 2: Digital Logic
8. Breadboard SW: Logic Gates
9. Architecture 3: Building a CPU
A. Performance
B. Speed
C. Summary & Review
  Test 3 - final  :  Create a CAP
Documenting Code   |   Honesty   |   Grades   |   Syllabus (pdf)   |   !Q
WEBSITES:
1. art of assembly
2. starman
3. nasm
SOFTWARE:
1. emu8086 (download: get license code from wyatt) [free]
2. firefox
3. fireftp: to hand in assignments
REFERENCES:
1. emu8086 documentation
2. emu 8086 tutorials
3. 8086 instructions | opcode list | table
TEXTS:
1. emu8086 Emulator   (download & links) [free]
2. Code by Charles Petzold, 2000.   (amz) (bookstore)  
3. [optional] 8086 Assembly Language by R Detmer, 2007.   (amz) (src code)