System Programming Fundamentals
System Programming Fundamentals
MutEx School and the Special physic-mathematical school after Artashes Shahinyan are
organizing a "Basics of System Programming" group for the students of the 9-12th grades.
The purpose is to give the students some fundamental knowledge in the sphere of system
programming.
Course contents
A new project of the MutEx School, the Systems Programming Group, is launched.
Our main goal within the program is to give the participants fundamental system programming knowledge in C++ and computer science in order to help them to build a proper knowledge platform for any future developments.
The program consists of programming and mathematics units, which can also be taken in parallel.
Here are the courses with some short descriptions:
Mathematical foundations of programming
C++ basics
Hardware overview
x86/ARM Architecture
x86/ARM Assembly language
Octal and binary arithmetic, Boolean algebra, automata and Turing machines, algorithms, math logic.
A complete end-to-end course on C++ basics - types, variables and constants, memory, branches and loops, operators and functions, classes and OOP.
Computer architecture, devices (CPU, memory bus, RAM, chipset, timer, I/O devices, etc.).
CPU registers, interrupts, modes, memory segments․
CPU commands, procedures, stack.
The educational process consists of 3 parts: theoretical and practical lessons, homeworks.
Lessons will be held offline at PhysMath School, 2 classes per week.
The program fee is 8000 AMD per month.
Enrolling
You can enroll by clicking here.