Build a Computer From Scratch Binary to CPU to Assembly

Learn binary, logic gates, CPU design, and assembly by building an 8-bit computer from scratch — no experience required.

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

Requirements

❗ No prior electronics or programming experience required
❗ Curiosity about how computers work at the hardware level
❗ A basic microcontroller/dev board if following the final hands-on section

Description

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-oncomputer architecture and digital electronics course takes you frombinary numbers, logic gates, and Boolean logic to building anALU, RAM, ROM, control unit, instruction set architecture (ISA), and a fully functional 8-bit CPU.
If you want to understandhow 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 fromlogic 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 componentone logic gate at a time.
What You'll Learn
Binary Numbers & Computer Number Systems
✨ Understand how humans represent numbers using decimal and how computers use binary
✨ Convert between decimal and binary
✨ Perform binary addition and subtraction
✨ Understand negative numbers andtwo's complement
Digital Logic & Logic Gates
✨ Learn the fundamentals of digital logic
✨ Build circuits using basic logic gates
✨ Understand selectors and combinational logic
✨ Buildhalf adders and full adders
✨ Combine adders to create an8-bit Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
✨ Perform both addition and subtraction using your ALU
Sequential Logic & Computer Memory
✨ Understand latches and flip-flops
✨ BuildRAM from logic gates
✨ BuildROM from logic gates
✨ Understand how computer memory stores and retrieves information
✨ Create a bus architecture to connect different parts of the CPU
Build Your Own 8-Bit CPU
✨ Connect the ALU, memory, and bus together
✨ Add a 7-segment display
✨ Add state and sequential behavior
✨ Design your ownInstruction Set Architecture (ISA)
✨ Build an instruction register
✨ Build a program counter
✨ Understand the CPU clock
✨ Create acontrol unit using ROM
✨ Implement branching and CPU flags
Machine Code & CPU Programming
✨ Understand how instructions are represented as machine code
✨ Write programs for your custom CPU
✨ Execute real machine-code programs
✨ Generate sequences such as theFibonacci sequence
✨ See exactly how software instructions are executed by hardware
From Your CPU to Real-World Computers
✨ Understandhexadecimal numbers
✨ Explorememory-mapped I/O
✨ Learn about the ARM architecture
✨ Explore the original iPhone'sARMv6 processor
✨ Program a real microcontroller
✨ Control physical hardware and turn on a light
By the End of This Course
You'll understand the complete journey frombinary numbers and logic gates to a working CPU.
You'll see howdigital 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.
This Course Is Perfect For
✨ Beginners who want to learnhow computers work
✨ Students studyingcomputer architecture
✨ Students learningdigital electronics and digital logic
✨ Computer science students
✨ Electronics enthusiasts
✨ Embedded systems beginners
✨ Programmers who want to understand computer hardware
✨ Anyone interested inCPU design
✨ Anyone who wants to build a computer from the ground up
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.

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

Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/build-a-computer-from-scratch-binary-to-cpu-to-assembly

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