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Computer system organization with assembly language

By:

Revano, Teodoro F., Jr

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Manila ; Mindshapers Co.; 2010Description: v, 186 p. ill; Includes bibliographical referencesISBN:

978-971-0444-75-2

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

Fil 004.22 R32c

Summary: Computer System Organization with Assembly Language is suitable for college students. The book is appropriate for computer science, information technology and computer engineering courses. The course in computer system organization has two primary aims: First is to inroduce students the basic computer organization that naturally decribes much of the system organization in a computer, including the Von Neuman Architecture that is commonly used for unit processing, encoding information that may be used for the program coding of assembly language and cnversion of number systems. Second is to help students develop their skills in programming especially in coding assembly language. This learning takes place not only while they are students but also after graduation and throughout their professional life... -- Preface

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Computer System Organization with Assembly Language is suitable for college students. The book is appropriate for computer science, information technology and computer engineering courses. The course in computer system organization has two primary aims: First is to inroduce students the basic computer organization that naturally decribes much of the system organization in a computer, including the Von Neuman Architecture that is commonly used for unit processing, encoding information that may be used for the program coding of assembly language and cnversion of number systems. Second is to help students develop their skills in programming especially in coding assembly language. This learning takes place not only while they are students but also after graduation and throughout their professional life... -- Preface

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