Computer Science and Engineering
CSE130 Principles of Computer Systems Design
Covers the principles governing computer-systems design and complexity; familiarity with memory, storage, and networking; concurrency and synchronization; layering (abstraction and modularity); naming; client-server and virtualized system models; and performance. Requires significant programming projects demonstrating mastery of these concepts. (Formerly Computer Engineering 105.)
Quarter offered
Fall, Winter, Spring
Instructor
E. Miller, G. Elkaim, D. Nawab