| Course |
CSE320 |
| Title |
System Fundamentals II |
| Credits |
3 |
| Course Coordinator |
Jennifer Wong
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| Description |
This course will introduce programming and essential concepts of operating systems, compilers, concurrency, and performance analysis, focused around several cross-cutting examples, such as memory management, error handling and threaded programming.
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| Prerequisite |
C or higher: CSE 220 and CSE major |
| Course Outcomes |
- Develop an understanding of the components of the system stack and how they inter-operate.
- Develop an ability to program with operating system APIs.
- Develop an ability to analyze application performance and understand the influence of system components on application performance.
- Develop an ability to write and analyze multi-threaded programs.
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| Textbook |
Bryant and O'Hallaron, Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective, third edition, Pearson, 2016
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| Major Topics Covered in Course |
- C Programming
- Memory Hierarchy, Caches, Virtual Memory
- Operating System Processes and POSIX abstractions
- Operating System Scheduling and I/O
- Basic Networking and Socket Programming
- Multi-threading and Parallel Programming
Laboratory Projects
- Dynamic Memory *Allocator*
- Shell Environment Implementation
- Client/Server Networking Implementation
- Thread-based Programming
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| Laboratory Projects |
N/A
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| Course Webpage |
CSE320
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