This course provides a comprehensive introduction to system programming, focusing on the low-level aspects of computer systems and how software interacts with hardware. Students will explore key concepts such as memory management, process control, file systems, and input/output operations.
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English
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Sun, 28-Sep-2025
Course description
The course emphasizes writing efficient and robust code in system-level programming languages like C and assembly, with hands-on projects to build practical skills.
Topics include:
Operating system fundamentals
Process creation and management
Inter-process communication (IPC)
Memory allocation and manipulation
File system operations
Device interaction and driver basics
Error handling and debugging techniques
By the end of the course, students will gain a deeper understanding of how the software operates at the system level and develop the ability to write and debug programs that interact directly with the underlying hardware and operating system. This course is ideal for those pursuing software development, embedded systems, or systems engineering careers.