GET 4100 and CT 4150. Involves writing and running programs exemplifying techniques developed in class, using the University's computer facilities. Topics include access methods, attributes, indices, keys, querying, searching and matching, file sets, inverted file sets, normal forms, and random access. Students examine the basic design ground rules common to this style of hardware design. An understanding of the hardware limitations of a single-chip system is the basis for this course.
Students perform theoretical or experimental work under individual faculty supervision.
Permission of department chair. Permission of the instructor. Introduces UNIX operating system concepts, tools, and utilities. Helps students become proficient users. Develops a fundamental understanding and working knowledge of UNIX .