I want desperately to be a assembly language programmer as a professional. What are the necessary requirement?

I am plane B.Com graduate and done my GNIIT. I am currently appointed as a faculty in the NIIT. I dont have maths in H.S. I want a positive and correct answer that can provide me information about How can I become professional Assembly Language Programmer. I never done B.tech/M.tech nor done any BCA/MCA


course but I am very much interested in doing Assembly language programming and wants to be a Professional Assembly Language Programmer.Please help me find a definite way to become that.I know C and C++, Core Java, Advanced Java,VB.net, ASP.net,Linux, XML, Sql Server,C#. I can work hard but I dont know the way that can lead to me to become a Assembly Language Programmer. What are the further studies and exams I have to do for this? I want to do a job which I like, which requires Assembly Language programming. I want to know that, is there any job for Assembly language programming? What are they?And how can I get that ?

I want desperately to be a assembly language programmer as a professional. What are the necessary requirement?
Usually, we use assembler to control IO device in PC with more 'high' programming language (eg. Delphi, Pascal, C++).


You can use real assembler compiler like Turbo Assembler to make some software (under Ms-Dos environment), but its feel like you want to build a tower with a hand.





in now days, most of high programming language have many function/procedure to control IO device, so we don't need assembler anymore,


except if you want to build device driver for some hardware which mean : you work on hardware manufacture.





If you want to know what jobs you will get with your 'assembly language', try www.monster.com.
Reply:I'm currently at computer engineering and we study assembly language. We use the LC-2 architecture for simulation, i think that's good for a beginner.
Reply:Hi...i fear you wont find any good opportunity to work as assembly language programmer given your non-engineering background because most companies consider it as a prequisite..





You seems to be very enthusiastic. You already know good amount of stuff, so i would suggest you to try your hand on your system programming. It covers assembly too..mostly it covers kernel level programming, device driver programming, OS programming etc..





Go for it MAN !!


BEST OF LUCK !!