This document discusses different types of instructions in assembly language including data movement, arithmetic, logical, sequence, and input/output instructions. It covers MOVE, LOAD, STORE, PUSH, POP, ADD, SUBTRACT, MULTIPLY, DIVIDE, AND, OR, NOT, EXOR, SHIFT, COMPARE, ROTATE, CONDITIONAL BRANCHING, UNCONDITIONAL BRANCHING, and CALL instructions. It also mentions the condition code register, important parts of an assembly program including the code, data, and stack segments, and resources for learning computer organization and architecture.

1. COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
& ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE
LECTURE # 6
BY MUHAMMAD JAFER
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2. IMPORTANT THINGS
• MASM
• ENAMULATOR/SIMULATOR
• EMU8086
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3. INSTRUCTION TYPES
• Data Movement Instructions
• Athematic Instructions
• Logical Instructions
• Sequence Instructions
• INPUT/OUTPUT Instructions
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4. DATA MOVEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
• Move
• MOVE Source,Destination
• Load
• LOAD Memory (source),Register (Destination)
• Store
• STORE Register (source),Memory (Destination
• PUSH & POP
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5. ATHEMATIC INSTRUCTIONS
• ADD
• SUBTRACT
• MULTIPLY
• DIVIDE
• INCREMENT
• DECREMENT
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6. LOGICAL INSTRUCTIONS
• AND
• OR
• NOT
• EXOR
• SHIFT
• COMPARE
• ROTATE
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7. CONDITION CODE REGISTER
• Zero (Z)
• Overflow (f)
• Negative (V)
• Carry (C)
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8. SEQUENCE INSTRUCTIONS
• CONDITIONAL BRANCHING
• UNCONDITIONAL BRANCHING
• CALL
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9. CHAPTER REVIEW
• Fundamentals of Computer Organization and
Architecture by Mostafa Abd-Al-Barr & Hesham
AlRewini
• Chapter # 2
• Instruction Types
• Programming Examples
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10. PROGRAM SEGMENTATION
• Three important part of assembly program
• Code Segment
• Data Segment
• Stack Segment
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