Assembly Section

Use foundation, number systems, and digital logic to create and run low-level assembly programs

The von Neumann Model Define the elements John von Neumann designed in the 1940 that still exist in today's computer hardware. We will understand the elements our assembly instructions will interact with to execute programs.

Commands

Breakdown of assembly instructs used in the LC-3 environment. Includes examples and walk-troughs.

Basic I/O

Discover how computer hardware communicate with the outside work, and how the LC-3 interacts with the keyboard and display I/O devices.

Program Flow

Develop a working understanding of how basic program flow, like If/Else is created in assembly and the LC-3, in particular.

Development Tools and practices from creating, document, and modifying source code

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