SDEV 310 - Computer Architecture and Assembly Programming

In Computer Architecture and Assembly, students learn how computing systems execute instructions at the machine level, how they manage different memory levels, how co-processors interact, and how different programming choices influence execution time. Students learn how to program with MIPS Assembly, a RISK-architecture Assembly Language, and use it to bridge theory with practice.
Prerequisites SDEV-240 - Introduction to C++
Credits: 3