CMSC 313 Assembly Language and Computer Organization

This course continues the development of programming and problem-solving skills, focusing on low-level systems programming and the internal organization of the modern computer. Both the C language programming and assembly language programming are used in this course. Programming topics such compiling and linking are investigated. Unix programming tools such as emacs, gdb and makefiles are used extensively. System level topics such as CPU architecture, internal computer memory and system control flow are also covered.

Recent Announcements

23 Apr Project 6 posted
09 Apr Exam dates/time added to schedule
30 Mar Project 5 posted
30 Mar Project 4 due date moved to 4/3/12
26 Mar New reference book suggestion
12 Mar Project 4 posted
05 Mar Exam 1 Review Questions available
27 Feb Project 3 posted

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Class Meeting Information
Section	Instructor	TA	Class Day / Time	Location
01	Mr. Frey	Zhongwei Wang	Tue/Thur 1:00 - 2:15pm	ITE 229
02	Mr. Frey	Anurag Korde	Mon/Wed 4:00 - 5:15pm	ITE 229

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