Don't stress on assembler. This should be a fun class for you. If they are using TASM then it's early x86, so not the funnest (like 68000 or 6809), but not es

Don't stress on assembler. This should be a fun class for you. If they are using TASM then it's early x86, so not the funnest (like 68000 or 6809), but not especially hard. I would get ahold of the TASM manual early and give it a read through, then take your x86 instruction reference and write each instruction on a 3x5 card in the proper format for the assembler and what registers the instruction changes (directly and via conditions). You'll be fine. I'm pretty sure there is no equivalent of the IBM 360/370 banana book.