Assembly Programming For All Platforms

4.8 ( 133 REVIEWS )
706 STUDENTS

Overview

 

Low-level coding reveals how software really talks to hardware; UK employers continue to seek advanced tech capability, with over 11,000 AI and automation vacancies reported in 2025. Assembly Programming For All Platforms from Thames College helps learners explore Assembly language, computer architecture, registers, memory and system-level programming foundations.

Study this online Assembly Programming course to understand address modes, variables, constants, arithmetic and logical instructions, conditions, number systems, functions, stacks, loops, macros and system calls. Designed for flexible learning, it supports beginners, software learners, hardware enthusiasts, cybersecurity learners and developers aiming for software development, embedded systems, reverse engineering, cybersecurity analysis and systems programming routes.

Enrol today and build machine-level coding confidence for stronger UK technology career growth and future technical problem-solving skills across modern digital teams today.

Key Benefits Included

► Accredited by CPD
► Instant Access
► 24/7 Learning Assistance
► Self-paced learning and laptop, tablet, smartphone-friendly
► Fully online, interactive course with audio voiceover
► Developed by qualified professionals in the field

Sneak Peek

Learning Outcomes

This course helps learners build Assembly Programming, registers, memory, instructions, conditions, functions and system call knowledge for technology career routes.

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

► Explain what Assembly Programming is used for.
► Identify memory segments in low-level programs.
► Recognise processor registers and their purpose.
► Describe data, pointer, index and control registers.
► Identify key address modes in Assembly Programming.
► Recognise variable storage and initialisation methods.
► Describe constants using EQU, ASSIGN and DEFINE commands.

Who is This Course For?

This course suits learners who want online Assembly Programming training for coding, systems, hardware, cybersecurity or software development growth.

► Learners searching for an Assembly Programming course online.
► Beginners starting low-level programming.
► Software learners exploring how programs work internally.
► Hardware learners building processor-level knowledge.
► Cybersecurity learners studying authorised security analysis.
► Developers wanting stronger systems programming awareness.

Certification

CPD Certification

After successfully completing the assessment of this Assembly Programming For All Platforms course, you can apply for the CPD accredited certificates.
PDF certificate: £9.99
Hardcopy certificate: £15.99

Career Opportunities

This course supports UK software, systems, hardware, embedded development and cybersecurity routes where low-level programming knowledge may add value. Salary ranges vary by employer, location and experience.

► Software Developer — Average UK salary: £30,000–£75,000 per year
► Junior Software Developer — Average UK salary: £25,000–£35,000 per year
► Software Engineer — Average UK salary: £30,000–£69,000 per year
► Systems Programmer — Average UK salary: £33,000–£59,000 per year
► Embedded Software Engineer — Average UK salary: £35,489–£53,124 per year
► Hardware Engineer — Average UK salary: £32,859–£59,892 per year

Course Curriculum

The course covers a wide range of essential topics, including:

► Introduction
► Project Setup
► Example File Code Structure
► Comments

► Memory Segments
► Processor Registers
► Data Registers
► Pointer Registers
► Index Registers
► Control Registers
► Segment Registers

► Register Addressing
► Immediate Addressing Mode
► Direct Memory Addressing Mode
► Direct-Offset Addressing Mode
► Indirect Memory Addressing Mode
► MOV Instruction

► Allocating Storage Space for Initialised Data
► Allocating Storage Space for Uninitialised Data
► Multiple Variable Definitions
► Multiple Variable Initialisations

► EQU Command
► Assign Command
► Define Command

► Increment Command — INC
► Decrement Command — DEC
► Addition Command — ADD
► Subtraction Command — SUB
► Multiply Command — MUL/IMUL
► Divide Command — DIV/IDIV

► AND Instruction
► OR Instruction
► XOR Instruction
► NOT Instruction

► Compare Instruction — CMP
► Unconditional Jump
► Conditional Jump

► ASCII System

► Basic Function
► Stack Data Structure
► Function to Print Number
► Recursion Using Factorial

► Strings
► Loops
► Macros
► System Calls

Excellent

4.7 Average - 133 Reviews

★ Reviews
Freya Ashworth
A clear and well-paced course for learning Assembly Programming from the ground up. The modules on registers, addressing modes, arithmetic instructions and conditions made low-level coding much easier to understand.
Oliver Bracknell
Very useful for building confidence in systems programming. I especially liked the sections on variables, functions, stacks, loops, macros and system calls because they connected theory with coding structure.

Course Curriculum

Section 01: Introduction
Introduction 00:02:00
Project Setup 00:02:00
Example File Code Structure 00:02:00
Comments 00:03:00
Section 02: Registers
Memory Segments 00:02:00
Processor Registers 00:04:00
Data Registers 00:04:00
Pointer Registers 00:02:00
Index Registers 00:01:00
Control Registers 00:04:00
Segment Registers 00:01:00
Section 03: Address Modes
Register Addressing 00:04:00
Immediate Addressing Mode 00:02:00
Direct Memory Addressing Mode 00:02:00
Direct-Offset Addressing Mode 00:03:00
Indirect Memory Addressing Mode 00:02:00
MOV Instruction 00:02:00
Section 04: Variables
Allocating Storage Space for Initialised Data 00:04:00
Allocating Storage Space for Uninitialized Data 00:02:00
Multiple Variable Definitions 00:02:00
Multiple Variable Initialisations 00:03:00
Section 05: Constants
EQU Command 00:03:00
Assign Command 00:02:00
Define Command 00:02:00
Section 06: Arithmetic Instructions
Increment Command (INC) 00:02:00
Decrement Command (DEC) 00:02:00
Addition Command (ADD) 00:03:00
Subtraction Command (SUB) 00:02:00
Multiply Command (MUL/IMUL) 00:02:00
Divide Command (DIV/IDIV) 00:03:00
Section 07: Logical Instructions
AND Instruction 00:04:00
OR Instruction 00:03:00
XOR Instruction 00:03:00
NOT Instruction 00:02:00
Section 08: Conditions
Compare Instruction (CMP) 00:02:00
Unconditional Jump 00:02:00
Conditional Jump 00:03:00
Section 09: Number System
ASCII System 00:02:00
Section 10: Functions
Basic Function 00:03:00
Stacks Data Structure 00:04:00
Function To Print Number 00:05:00
Recursion Using Factorial 00:06:00
Section 11: Extras
Strings 00:04:00
Loops 00:03:00
Macros 00:03:00
System Calls 00:04:00
Section 12 :Resource
Resource 00:00:00

Certificate of Achievement

Upon completion, you will receive a CPD-accredited certificate recognised globally. Choose from:

Pdf Certificate & Transcript  £7.99
Hardcopy Certificate & Transcript  £17.99

This certification validates your knowledge and skills, boosting your employability in healthcare.

1. What is Assembly Programming For All Platforms? +

Assembly Programming For All Platforms is an online course covering low-level coding, registers, memory segments, address modes, variables, constants, arithmetic instructions, logical instructions, functions, loops, macros and system calls for learners interested in machine-level programming.

2. Is this Assembly Programming course suitable for beginners? +

Yes, this course can support beginners who want to start low-level programming. It begins with introduction, project setup and code structure before moving into registers, memory, instructions, functions and system calls.

3. Can I study Assembly Programming online? +

Yes, Assembly Programming For All Platforms can be studied online through flexible learning. Learners can access video lessons and online study materials using an internet-connected device without fixed teaching schedules.

4. What will I learn in this Assembly Programming course? +

You will learn project setup, code structure, registers, memory segments, addressing modes, variables, constants, arithmetic commands, logical instructions, conditions, ASCII, functions, stacks, recursion, strings, loops, macros and system calls.

5. Is Assembly Programming still worth learning? +

Yes, Assembly Programming is still useful for learners interested in low-level systems, embedded development, debugging, reverse engineering, computer architecture and security analysis. It helps learners understand what happens beneath higher-level programming languages.

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