Udemy – Build a Computer From Scratch: Binary to CPU to Assembly 2026-9

Udemy – Build a Computer From Scratch: Binary to CPU to Assembly 2026-9

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Descriptions

Build a Computer From Scratch: Binary to CPU to Assembly, Build a Computer from Logic Gates — From Binary to a Working 8-Bit CPU. Learn how computers work from the ground up by building your own 8-bit CPU using digital logic gates. This hands-on computer architecture and digital electronics course takes you from binary numbers, logic gates, and Boolean logic to building an ALU, RAM, ROM, control unit, instruction set architecture (ISA), and a fully functional 8-bit CPU. If you want to understand how a CPU actually works, how machine code becomes hardware operations, and how memory, registers, ALU, control logic, and buses work together, this course gives you a complete step-by-step journey from logic gates to a working computer. You don’t need advanced knowledge of computer architecture or digital electronics. Start with the fundamentals and progressively build every major component one logic gate at a time. You’ll understand the complete journey from binary numbers and logic gates to a working CPU. You’ll see how digital logic becomes an ALU, how sequential logic creates memory, how instructions are decoded, how machine code controls hardware, and how all these components work together inside a computer. Start with binary. Build logic gates. Create memory. Design an ALU. Build an 8-bit CPU. Write machine code. Program real hardware. Learn computer architecture by building a computer yourself — from logic gates to CPU.

What you’ll learn

Convert between decimal and binary, and understand two’s complement negative numbers
Perform binary addition and subtraction by hand
Build logic gates into functional circuits (selectors, adders)
Design a half-adder and full-adder, then chain them into a multi-bit ALU
Add subtraction capability to an ALU circuit
Understand sequential logic: latches and flip-flops for data storage
Build Random Access Memory (RAM) and Read-Only Memory (ROM) from logic gates
Connect ALU, RAM, and a bus architecture together
Design an Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) and a control unit
Implement conditional branching and a flags register
Write and execute real machine-code programs, including Fibonacci
Understand real-world CPUs: ARMv6, hexadecimal, and memory-mapped I/O
Program an actual microcontroller using the concepts learned

Who this course is for

CS/ECE students wanting to understand computer architecture fundamentals
Self-taught programmers who want to know ‘what’s really happening’ under the hood
VLSI/embedded/digital-design learners building foundational knowledge
Anyone preparing for computer architecture interview questions