COMP 264 - 001

This course studies the hierarchy of abstractions and implementations that constitute a modern computer system, with a particular focus on issues of interest to programmers, typically including some systems programming instruction.

Prerequisites: COMP 141 and (COMP 170 or MATH/COMP 215) and (coreq or prereq of COMP 163 or MATH 201); COMP 163 coreq or prereq and COMP 170 prereq preferred.

Outcomes: Understanding of system issues that affect the performance, correctness, or utility of user-level programs.

Session

Regular Academic Session

Class Number

1763

Career

Undergraduate

Units

3 units

Grading

Graded Alpha

Description

This course studies the hierarchy of abstractions and implementations that constitute a modern computer system, with a particular focus on issues of interest to programmers, typically including some systems programming instruction.

Prerequisites: COMP 141 and (COMP 170 or MATH/COMP 215) and (coreq or prereq of COMP 163 or MATH 201); COMP 163 coreq or prereq and COMP 170 prereq preferred.

Outcomes: Understanding of system issues that affect the performance, correctness, or utility of user-level programs.

Enrollment Requirements

Restricted to Undergraduate Students Pre-requisite: COMP 141 and (COMP 170 or COMP/MATH 215) Co-Requisite: COMP 163 or MATH 201

Class Notes

This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

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Instructor(s)

Ronald Greenberg

Meets

MoWeFr 11:30AM - 12:20PM

Dates

01/12/2026 - 05/02/2026

Room

TBA

Instruction Mode

In person

Campus

Lake Shore Campus

Location

Lake Shore Campus

Components

Lecture Required

Status

Open

Seats Taken

0

Seats Open

35

Class Capacity

35

Wait List Total

0

Wait List Capacity

0