x86 Assembly Language Programming Masters Course
Learn advanced assembly language in 4 hours with a 20-year expert. Master specialized assembly skills quickly!
Course Content
x86 Assembly Language Programming Masters Course is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Daniel McCarthy. It runs 3h 34m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.4 out of 5 from 590 reviews, with 13,832 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated June 2025.
Dive into the world of x86 assembly programming with this comprehensive course! Unlock the secrets of how processors work and understand the fundamental principles behind machine code.
We begin with a deep dive into the legacy Intel 8086 processor, utilizing an emulator to provide a hands-on learning experience. Master essential concepts like registers and the memory segmentation model. The emulator allows you to pause the machine at any point, providing crystal-clear insights into the execution flow.
After building a solid foundation in 8086 assembly, we transition to modern x86 assembly programming. Learn to write 32-bit programs for Windows and gain invaluable skills in interfacing assembly with C.
This course focuses on practical application, demonstrating how to:
- Access variables, structures, and arrays directly from your assembly code.
- Call C functions from assembly and have your assembly routines called by C.
- Understand the crucial communication between assembly language and C programming.
Prerequisites: Some prior experience with the C programming language is highly recommended, or familiarity with another programming language. This is because the modern assembly section heavily utilizes C for referencing and interaction.
Prepare to gain a powerful understanding of low-level programming and enhance your ability to optimize code by working directly with the hardware.
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