Fundamentals of Computing Systems

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CASCS 210 - Programming-centric introduction to computer systems. The course discusses system design principles, performance analysis, communication and synchronization primitives, concurrency control, database transactions, data consistency, task and data parallelism, replication, fault tolerance, and distributed consensus. NOTE: CASCS 350 and CASCS 351 fulfill the same major requirement (“take two of the 3 courses in CS 320, CS 332, CS 350”). Students are allowed to take both CS 350 and CS 351 for credit. In this case one of the two will be applied towards electives in the major→CAS CS 350→unlocks 3 courses

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