Credits:
3
Prerequisites:
CPSC-51100 or CPSC-51500
Architecture and programming of parallel processing systems; distributed data storage techniques; multithreading and multitasking; redundancy; load balancing and management; distributed system event logging; programming techniques for maximizing the importance of distributed systems.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain various ways to organize processors for distributed problem solving.
- Write programs that allocate resources efficiently to solve various parallelizable problems.
- Design load balancing and backup systems that support the work of distributed systems.
- Use system monitoring tools to maintain and troubleshoot distributed systems.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY: You will learn how to leverage parallel and distributed computing architectures to process data on a massive scale.
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