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The assembly is rather light at the beginning. In your first year you have to write some assembly to control a little car with infrared sensors, but it's really easy. Later on though, there are pretty interesting classes on assembly which are pre-reqs for classes on optimizing/debugging. Also it never hurts to learn more. But this definitely isn't something I'd be too worried about coming in.
After K.N. King's book, we don't really cover many more C books. But Kernighan and Ritchie's C Programming Language is a good thing to read.
In terms of C++ books we cover, it's a little weird. For one class, we needed C++ Primer and another we needed C++ Primer Plus. We've also needed Algorithms in C++ by Robert Sedgewick and a couple others. However, most of our classes don't have "required" textbooks, just recommended ones. If you send me a message I can compile a list of the recommended ones from my courses this far.
Personally, I'd highly recommend all of Scott Meyers' books, such as Effective C++, More Effective C++, and Effective STL.