Low Level Academy - Fundamentals of ARM Assembly

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Course description:
If you've ever been curious how computers work, and how machine code runs at a fundamental level, this course is for you. This course will teach you 32-bit ARM assembly. This course is for programmers who want to get REALLY low level, proceed with caution.

Course curriculum:
Course Introduction
- Course Overview
- Importance of ARM Assembly in Modern Computing
- Environment Setup
- Debugging with GDB
Computer Architecture
- Basic Computer Architecture
- How Do Computers Operate?
- ARM Registers
Assembly Language Syntax
- Basic Syntax and Operands
- Writing Your First Assembly Program
Data Movement Instructions
- Load Operations
- Store Operations
- Multiple Memory Operations
Data Processing Operations
- Shifting Operations
- Bitwise Operations
- Mathematical Operations
- NCVZ Conditional Flags
Control Flow Instructions
- Branching and Conditional Execution
- Implementing Loops
Programming in Assembly
- Writing Functions in Assembly
- Creating a Stack
Operating System Fundamentals
- What is an Operating System?
- Making Magic with System Calls
Course Project
- Writing Your Own Simple Shell
- Displaying a Prompt
- Reading Input
- Program Execution