This course will introduce programming and essential concepts of operating systems, compilers, and concurrency, focused around several cross-cutting examples, such as memory management, error handling and threaded programming.
CSE 320 is a demanding course! You will need to dedicate many hours outside of class time studying the material, working on the homework assignments and preparing for exams.
For more information refer to the course syllabus and course schedule.
Note: Outside of office hours, for questions or issues that might be of interest to other students, you should post on Piazza, which Prof. Stark will be reading regularly. For private matters, the best way to contact him is by email. Voicemail left on his office phone (number above) will be forwarded to him by email, so you might as well just send email in the first place.
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