CSE 220

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Lectures

  • Introduction
    tl;dr: This lecture discusses the syllabus and outlines course expectations for the rest of the semester.      
  • Introduction To C
    tl;dr: Basic machine model, introduction to C.      
  • Variables, Strings and Loops
    tl;dr: Basics of C Variables, Strings and Loops.      
  • Conditionals and Control Flow
    tl;dr: Basics of C conditionals and control flow.      
  • Pointers
    tl;dr: C Pointer basics.      
  • C Programming Practices
    tl;dr: Best programming practices.      
  • Tour of Computer Systems
    tl;dr: Brief introduction to CSE 220 view of Computer systems and why it matters.      
  • Dynamic Memory Allocation in C
    tl;dr: Use of malloc, calloc and free in C.      
  • Derived Data Types in C
    tl;dr: Use of struct and typedef in C. Discussion of argument passing.      
  • Bits, Bytes and Integers
    tl;dr: Bits, Bytes and Integers.      
  • Integer Arithmetic
    tl;dr: Integer encoding and simple arithmetic.      
  • Fixed Point Representation
    tl;dr: Representing rational numbers as fixed point.      
  • Floating Point
    tl;dr: IEEE 754 floating point representation.      
  • Alignment, Stride and Packing
    tl;dr: Alignment, Stride and Packing      
  • Process Layout - Stack
    tl;dr: Process layout and working of stack      
  • Process Layout - Heap
    tl;dr: Working of a heap      
  • Compilers and Toolchains
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  • Compiler Optimizations
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  • Dynamic Memory Allocation
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  • Dynamic Memory Allocation 2
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  • Caching
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  • Threads
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  • Races and Synchronization
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  • Pthreads and POSIX concurrency
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  • System I/O
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  • Exceptions
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  • Finals review
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