Distributed Computer Systems | CS 436 - U Waterloo

U Waterloo

Explore the fundamentals of distributed systems, including computing models, communication protocols, and fault tolerance. Recommended for software engineering, cloud computing, and distributed systems research.

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Introduction

This course provides an introduction to distributed computer systems, covering topics such as distributed computing models, communication protocols, synchronization, and fault tolerance.

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Highlights

  • Covers fundamental concepts and principles of distributed systems
  • Explores various distributed computing models and architectures
  • Discusses communication protocols and synchronization mechanisms
  • Addresses issues of fault tolerance and reliability in distributed systems

Recommendation

This course is recommended for students interested in understanding the design and implementation of large-scale, complex distributed systems. It provides a solid foundation for those pursuing careers in software engineering, cloud computing, or distributed systems research.

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