Parallelism and Concurrency | Computer Science Fundamentals - Univ of Washington
Comprehensive introduction to parallelism and concurrency concepts, suitable for students in data structures and other lower-level computer science courses. Freely available materials from University of Washington.
Introduction
Technically not a course nevertheless an awesome collection of materials used by Prof Dan Grossman to teach parallelism and concurrency concepts to sophomores at UWash.
Highlights
- Introduces parallelism and concurrency in a lower-level data structures course
- Uses Java, including Java's ForkJoin Framework, for code examples
- Includes lecture slides, homework problems, programming project, and sample exam problems
- Adapted for CS2 courses and introductions in more advanced courses
Recommendation
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to parallelism and concurrency concepts, making it suitable for students in data structures and other lower-level computer science courses. The materials are well-structured and freely available, making it an excellent resource for both instructors and students.
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