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Classes for the 1996-97 academic year are as follows ( Course Descriptions) : Autumn 1996: CSE 587, Operating Systems, taught by UW CSE Professor Hank Levy. Readings of original research papers following developments in operating systems from the 1960s to the present. Topics include operating system structure, protection, virtual memory, communication mechanisms, concurrency, lightweight threads, object-oriented systems, distributed systems, and transaction support in operating systems. Prerequisites: an undergraduate course in operating systems. Winter 1997: CSE 593, Transaction Processing Systems, taught by Microsoft's Phil Bernstein. Technology supporting reliable large-scale distributed computing, including transaction programming models, TP monitors, transactional communications, persistent queuing, software fault tolerance, concurrency control and recovery algorithms, distributed transactions, two-phase commit, data replication. Prerequisites: undergraduate courses in databases and operating systems. Spring 1997: CSE 588, Network Systems, taught by Terry Gray, UW Director, Networks and Distributed Computing. Intended for those interested in design, deployment, and operation of enterprise intranets or wide-area networks based on Internet technology. Fundamental concepts are combined with discussion of current choices and challenges. Emphasis is on evaluation of design/operations alternatives and review of unsolved problems. Spring 1997: CSE 584, Software Engineering, taught by UW CSE Professor David Notkin. Readings of original research papers following developments in software engineering over the past three decades. Topics may include design (information hiding, layering, open implementations, etc.), requirements specification (informal and formal approaches), quality assurance (testing, verification and analysis, inspections, etc.), reverse and reengineering (tools, models, approaches), and perhaps some special topics. In addition, CSE 519 and 520, the UW CSE Colloquium Series, are available each quarter via UWTV, cable channel 27. We are also experimenting with m-bone technology so that students can view the lecture series via their computer in real-time. Tentative course offerings for the 1997-98 academic year are as follows:
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