Works of retro programming, including some BASIC programs, a simple website designed for IE 3.0 under Windows 3.x written with PHP, a simple telnet server written with Python3

Made for my Computer Org and Asm course

Simple utility program written Microsoft Macro Assembly which writes the contents of a file directly to the Video Graphics Array. Developed for displaying ASCII graphics in Microsoft DOS.

Putting the power of an 8-cylinder engine under the hood of DOS batch files.

This repository is dedicated to creating games written in x86 16-bit Assembly, developed using NASM and executed with DOSBox.

Written in x86 Assembly. Work in progress.

An 8086 Assembly ASCII-art game where you dodge meteors in space!

See high-level concepts at the lowest level. This Assembly-based vending simulator is a perfect learning tool to understand how menu systems, inventory management, and transaction processing work from the processor's perspective.

Repository for Assembly language, the 8051 microcontroller Assembly in particular. One can download from here the traditional 8051 development tools and a modern 8051 simulator written in Java.

🪜 Assembly language (4th term)

A retro-style Tetris game built entirely in x86 Assembly for DOS. Features smooth piece movement, real-time scoring, difficulty levels, colorful text-mode graphics, and classic PC speaker sound. Run it using DOSBox for the full nostalgic experience.

Resources, ideas and tips for beginners who want to write 16-bit DOS Assembly on a x86_64 Mac

Course work in Odesa I.I. Mechnikov National University (low-level programming) – 2nd year of study

A collection of x86 (NASM) and MIPS assembly language programs, lab assignments, and study resources for Computer Organization & Assembly Language (COAL) coursework.

A simple yet powerful Morse Code encoder built in Assembly (MASM), converting alphanumeric input into dots and dashes using a memory-based lookup table. It demonstrates the enduring relevance of Morse code and the efficiency of low-level programming.

This is repository contains practice and hangman game written in MASM16bit.

Resident programs that allow forcibly set VGA adapters to 30/34-line mode.

This project is a digital clock alarm application running in a text-based video mode (80x25). The clock is displayed using ASCII characters and pseudographics. Users can set an alarm time, which triggers a sound and color change when activated. The program logs all events in a text file.