John von Neumann (right) helped popularize the stored-program concept in the 1940s, which is the basis of modern computer architecture.
This is a 400-level course (cross-listed with a graduate course) which implies that students practice a level of critical thinking when reading book chapters, papers and slides. The syllabus is designed to give you a comprehensive overview of the field, and to provide you with the necessary background to understand the research papers that we will be covering in class.
The syllabus listed weekly includes lecture slides, short video aids, demos, written problems, and reference to book chapters. Please ensure that you go over all the relevant material.
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