CS214 — COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE AND ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE
This course covers the internal organization and operation of a representative von Neumann computer including instruction types, data representation, and addressing-modes. Assembly language programming will introduce symbolic addresses, assembler directives, input/output, system calls, and a call/return mechanism. The course concludes with an introduction to the C programming language and the way in which its high-level-language constructs are represented in assembly language. 4 Credits Prerequisite: CS 120 or CS 118
Prerequisites: CS120, CS118