8086 Assembly Language Lectures

Assembly Language is a low level programming language. You must know the architecture of the processor you are working with to program it but the Assembly language let's you take control of everything in the processor.




This is an undergraduate course to learn how to program the 8086 processor using Assembly language :

Lecture-1 : Introduction. (Download Here)
Lecture-2 : Assembly Language Programming. (Download Here)
Lecture-3 : Arithmetic and Logic Instructions. (Download Here)
Lecture-4 : Addressing Modes. (Download Here)
Lecture-5 : Data Movement Instructions. (Download Here)
Lecture-6 : Signed Numbers, Strings and Tables. (Download Here)
Lecture-7 : 8088, 80286 and Other Microprocessors. (Download Here)
Lecture-8 : 8087 Math co-processor and DMA (Direct Memory Access). (Download Here)


References :

• The Intel Microprocessors, Barry B. Brey, Any Edition.
• The 80x86 IBM PC Compatible Computers (Volumes I & II) - Assembly Language, Design and Interfacing, Muhammad Ali Mazidi, 4th Edition.

Advanced Course :

See the 8086 Microprocessor interfacing Course.  (Click Here)

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