ICS C240 - Computer Organization and Assembly Language

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    Description
    This course explores the fundamental concepts of computer organization and assembly language programming. Students will dive into the inner workings of computer systems, learning about the architecture, memory hierarchy, central processing unit (CPU) design, and the role of assembly language in software development. Through hands-on exercises, students will gain practical experience in writing and debugging assembly language programs. This course serves as a bridge between low-level computer hardware and high-level software development.