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CS401 ||| Computer Architecture and Assembly Language Programming

CS401 – Computer Architecture and Assembly Language Programming covers computer hardware design, instruction sets, memory hierarchy, and low-level programming. Students learn to write and debug assembly language programs and understand CPU operations.

Course Introduction

This course teaches the internal workings of computers and the principles of assembly programming. Students gain practical experience in translating algorithms to low-level code for efficient execution.

Course Learning Objectives

• Understand computer architecture and CPU organization
• Learn memory hierarchy and storage systems
• Write and debug assembly language programs
• Analyze instruction sets and execution cycles
• Apply knowledge for hardware-software integration

Major Topics / Syllabus

• Introduction to Computer Architecture
• Instruction Set Architecture
• CPU Organization and Design
• Memory Organization and Hierarchy
• Input/Output Systems
• Assembly Language Programming
• Addressing Modes and Instructions
• Program Execution and Control Flow
• Interrupts and Exception Handling
• Case Studies and Practical Programming

Practice Areas

• MCQs on computer architecture concepts
• Short questions on memory and CPU design
• Long questions on assembly language programs
• Practical coding exercises in assembly
• Case-based architecture problems

Exam Preparation Tips

• Memorize instruction sets and addressing modes
• Practice assembly language coding
• Revise CPU and memory concepts
• Work on example programs
• Attempt past MCQs and assignment problems

CS401 Computer Architecture MCQs

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CS401 Computer Architecture Questions

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