Port-au-Prince is the capital city of Haiti and the largest city of the Caribbean country. Whilst Haiti has a population of approximately 10 million, the Port-au-Prince city has a population of around 1 million people. The Haitian education system is based on the French system, and begins at the preschool moving onto elementary education, which is compulsory. The nest stage of education is the secondary education where 90.5% of secondary schools are private schools. After this, students can move onto higher education, which includes 4 regional public universities, such as the state University of Haiti that is located in the capital city of Port-au-Prince. The university was established in the 1820s, has come under the control of the government. The university has more than 20,000 students, with numerous faculties such as law and economics, medicine and pharmacy, administration and management, science and topography, and agronomy and veterinary. Port-au-Prince also has other educational institutions including vocational schools and international schools like Union School, founded in 1919, which is an American-style pre-college education. The Ministry of Education can also be located in Port-au-Prince at the Palace of Ministries.
Programming Training | Assembly Language Programming Training in Port-au-Prince
The Assembly Language Programming Training in Port-au-Prince teaches learners how to write low‑level code that interacts directly with computer hardware. Designed for Developers and Programmers, this course explores core topics such as processor architecture, memory organisation, stacks, addressing modes and logical and bit operations.
- Gain knowledge of assembly language in our Assembly Language Programming Course
- Learn how to use the basic components of a computer system
- Understand the Pentium processor, procedures, and stack