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Introduction to Assembler Language

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Summary:
This class is an introduction to Assembler Language programming. Topics include an overview of computer architecture, review of instruction formats, and basic assembler language instructions

Duration:
5 Days/Lecture & Lab

Audience:
This class is intended for programmers or operators who have a good understanding of basic OS/390 architecture.

Topics:

  • Introduction to computer systems architecture
  • Basic Instructions
  • LOAD/STORE instructions
  • Assembler Language Program Structure
  • Conditional Instructions
  • Basic I/O Operations
  • Introduction to macros
  • Mathematical Operations
  • Arithmetic operations using decimal instructions

Prerequisites:
Students should have experience with TSO/ISPF and JCL.




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