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.

5 credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2024-25	Section 01 Kerry Veenstra (veenstra) Section 02 Yuanchao Xu (yxu314)	Section 01 Kerry Veenstra (veenstra) Section 02 Andrew Quinn (aquinn1)	Section 01 Kerry Veenstra (veenstra) Section 02 Kriti Bhargava (kbharga1)
2023-24	Section 01 Andrew Quinn (aquinn1) Section 02 Kerry Veenstra (veenstra)	Section 01 Kerry Veenstra (veenstra)	Section 01 Kerry Veenstra (veenstra) Section 02 Liting Hu (lhu82)
2022-23	Section 01 Peter Alvaro (palvaro)	Section 01 Andrew Quinn (aquinn1) Section 02 Kerry Scott Veenstra (veenstra)	Section 01 Kerry Scott Veenstra (veenstra) Section 02 Liting Hu (lhu82)
2021-22	Section 01 David Harrison (dcharris) Section 02 Peter Alvaro (palvaro)	Section 01 David Harrison (dcharris)	Section 01 Andrew Quinn (aquinn1) Christina Parsa (cparsa)
2020-21		Section 01 David Harrison (dcharris)	Section 01 David Harrison (dcharris) Section 02 Katia Obraczka (obraczka) Section 02 Katia Obraczka (obraczka)

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Formerly CMPE 105

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