31466 Principles of Distributed Computing

6cp; availability: undergraduate degree students

The theoretical part of this subject introduces the principles of the modern computing environment from architecture through operating systems to distributed applications. The practical part of this subject aims to develop skills in using UNIX (one of the most important operating systems underlying distributed applications) and in developing simple websites.

Typical availability

Autumn semester, City campus
Spring semester, City campus

Access conditions

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