CS 283-001 Systems Programming

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Summer Quarter 23-24, 3295

Course: CS 283

SIS ID: 40543

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Session: Full Term (6/24/24 to 9/7/24)

Section #: 001

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Campus: University City

Credit Hrs: 3

Inst. Method: Face To Face

Status: Active

Integ. Partner: Classic Learn

Schedule Print: Yes

Section Type: Lecture (L)

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Attend Time: Undergraduate Day

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UG - Undergraduate Quarter

Prerequisites

CS 265 UG C

Instructor

Stuart, Brian (13900897) – Primary – 100%

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MW 3pm-4:20pm	Lecture (Class)	3675 Market Street 1054-1055 (None Assigned)	Using Session Dates

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This course introduces computer systems, including interaction of hardware and software through the operating system, from the programmer's perspective. Three fundamental abstractions are emphasized: processes, virtual memory, and files. These abstractions provide programmers a common interface to a wide variety of hardware devices. Topics covered include linking, system level I/O, concurrent programming, and network programming.

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