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COMPSCI 401 (2025 Spring)

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Cloud computing is the delivery of computing resources or applications over a network, as a utility (like water or electricity). Cloud computing allows customers and enterprises to pay for resources they use, while not owning any infrastructure. Cloud computing has revolutionized how applications are delivered to users and enterprises, reducing costs, improving availability, allowing dynamic scaling on demand, and improving performance.

ECE 651K (2025 Spring)

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This course focuses on software skills required in developing larger-scale software projects: design, testing, and teamwork. The course is built around learning fundamental design principles, and then seeing how they appear at different scales. We will start with a small-scale project, i.e., a few classes, and we will then explore design patterns and revisit testing. We will move to larger and larger scales, until we are considering system architecture, and revisit similar principles throughout.