Computer Architecture and Reverse Engineering

Catalog description

An in-depth introduction to the fundamentals of contemporary computer architectures, reverse engineering and computer networking. The students become familiar with different types of data presentation and manipulation. Then, they explore different types of computer architectures and reverse engineering methods, computer networks, cloud computing and operating systems used in the context of various computer architectures. A mixture of lectures, real-life examples, discussions, assignments and assessments are used to facilitate students' learning and evaluate their progress throughout the course. Written communication and presentation skills are emphasized in course assignments and assessments. 4 credits. Prerequisite: CS 270 or concurrent enrollment.