Assembler Assessment

$37.27

Assembler Assessment

$37.27
Skills Assessment
description

Assembler for 386+ CPU's is a hardware specific programming language used to get greater speed, to reduce the size of bootstraps or embedded systems, as well as to get greater control of I/O or systems structures. This test is designed to measure the programming skills of an Assembler programmer of any subfield of 386+ Assembler.

An assessment for Assembler for IBM Mainframes is also available.

 

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How does it work?
Total Questions 40
Question Types Multiple Choice
Competencies Tested Register Use
Instruction Set
MASM Syntax
Optimization
System Structures
Miscellaneous
Tasks Tested EBP addressing
AX addressing
IDIV instruction
BX addressing
ESP addressing
EAX addressing
Segment Overrides
IMUL instruction
JECXZ
Test and clear a bit
OUT
LEAVE
NOT
divide
XCHG
Conditional branches
NOP
PUSH
@F
FAR
@code
Macros
Simplified Segment Directives
Correct an error
rep movsb
BTB
Sample code
U/V pipes
Upgrading 386 code
LEA
AGI
TSS
Segment Registers
Call gates
GDT descriptors
LMSW
I/O delays
TASM size override
Cache size
EFLAGS