EE380 - Colloquium on Computer Systems

Available Online

Overview

Learn about cutting edge research in the design, implementation, analysis and use of computer systems from industry leaders. Topics range from integrated circuits to operating systems and programming language. Gain firsthand knowledge of important present and future opportunities as well as challenges in the computer systems field.

Instructors

Dennis Allison Lecturer, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Andy Freeman Lecturer, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Topics Include

Cryptography
Device physics
Integrated circuits
Optimization
Simulation
Venture Capital
Patent and copyright law
Computer security

Units

1.0

Seminars

Seminar videos are available at seminars.stanford.edu two hours after the lecture occurs on campus and on-demand for the remainder of the quarter. Streaming will require an HTML5 supported web browser and a high-speed internet connection. You can watch on the go with iOS, Android, Windows Phone and any smartphone/tablet that supports HTML5.

Certificates and Degrees

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EE380 - 093

Summer 2016-17

Online

Enrollment Closed

Online

28 Jun 2017 to 16 Aug 2017

Day	Date	Time	Location
Wed	28 Jun 2017 to 16 Aug 2017	Anytime	Online

Online

For Credit credit (1 units)

$1,200.00

1 units

Course Dates
Dates shown reflect the period for class lectures. Immediately following this will be a final exam period and you are encouraged to check the academic calendar for these dates each quarter. At the start of the quarter, please check the syllabus or communicate with the teaching team to identify the specific final exam date for your class.

Textbooks/Course Materials
Students enrolled in a graduate course for credit complete assignments and take exams as required of all students during the quarter. Information regarding textbooks and materials is usually covered in the first lecture and may also be found on the course website.

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If you are not accepted into the course, the relevant tuition and fees will be refunded.

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