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COMP_SCI 496: Special Topics In Data Systems Seminar

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Prerequisites

Permission by instructor

Description

This is a seminar course that will explore the design and implementation of key-value storage engines, which have become ubiquitous in a wide variety of modern data management applications. It is intended for graduate and advanced undergraduate students interested in systems research. Students will learn how to: (1) read and critically evaluate systems research papers; (2) craft presentations that distill and convey core research ideas; and (3) plan and execute a final project that answers an interesting systems research question.  CS 496 section 15 Syllabus

• This course fulfills the Technical Elective area.

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COURSE COORDINATORS: Andrew Crotty

COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Andrew Crotty

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