Transaction Processing for E-Commerce | University of Washington

Explore the principles and techniques of transaction processing for building reliable and scalable e-commerce applications at the University of Washington.

Introduction

CSEP545 is a course on transaction processing for e-commerce, offered at the University of Washington during the Winter 2012 term. The course covers the principles and techniques of transaction processing, which are essential for building reliable and scalable e-commerce applications.

Highlights

• Covers the fundamental concepts of transaction processing, including ACID properties, concurrency control, and recovery mechanisms
• Includes hands-on assignments and a project that allow students to apply the concepts learned in the course
• Taught by experienced instructors, Philip A. Bernstein and Sameh Elnikety, who are experts in the field of transaction processing

Recommendation

This course is recommended for students interested in building robust and efficient e-commerce applications, as well as those who want to deepen their understanding of transaction processing principles and techniques. The course provides a solid foundation in transaction processing and is suitable for both undergraduate and graduate students in computer science and related fields.