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Computer Laboratory Course material 2008–09

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Contents

• Part IA of the Computer Science Tripos
  • Introduction to Part IA
    • Entry to the three-year Computer Science Tripos
    • Computer Science Tripos Part IA
    • Natural Sciences Part IA students
    • Politics, Psychology and Sociology Part I students
    • The curriculum
  • Michaelmas Term 2008: Part IA lectures
    • Paper 2: Digital Electronics
    • Paper 1: Discrete Mathematics I
    • Paper 1: Foundations of Computer Science
    • How to Study Computer Science
    • Paper 2: Operating Systems I
  • Lent Term 2009: Part IA lectures
    • Paper 2: Discrete Mathematics II
    • Paper 1: Floating-Point Computation
    • Paper 2: Professional Practice and Ethics
    • Paper 1: Programming Methods
    • Paper 1: Programming in Java
    • Paper 1: Software Design
  • Easter Term 2009: Part IA lectures
    • Paper 1: Algorithms I
    • Paper 2: Probability
    • Paper 2: Regular Languages and Finite Automata
    • Part IB Assessed Exercise Briefing
  • Preparing to Study Computer Science
  
  
• Part IB of the Computer Science Tripos
  • Introduction to Part IB
  • Michaelmas Term 2008: Part IB lectures
    • Algorithms II
    • Computation Theory
    • Computer Design
    • Concurrent Systems and Applications
    • ECAD
    • Group Project
    • Logic and Proof
    • Mathematical Methods for Computer Science
    • Prolog
    • Software Engineering
    • Unix Tools
  • Lent Term 2009: Part IB lectures
    • Compiler Construction
    • Computer Graphics and Image Processing
    • Concepts in Programming Languages
    • Databases
    • Digital Communication I
    • Floating-Point Computation
    • Foundations of Functional Programming
    • Programming in C and C++
    • Semantics of Programming Languages
  • Easter Term 2009: Part IB lectures
    • Artificial Intelligence I
    • Complexity Theory
    • Economics and Law
    • Introduction to Security
  
  
• Part II of the Computer Science Tripos
  • Introduction to Part II
  • Michaelmas Term 2008: Part II lectures
    • Business Studies
    • Computer Systems Modelling
    • Denotational Semantics
    • Digital Communication II
    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Information Retrieval
    • Information Theory and Coding
    • Optimising Compilers
    • Quantum Computing
    • Security
    • Types
  • Lent Term 2009: Part II lectures
    • Advanced Graphics
    • Advanced Systems Topics
    • Bioinformatics
    • Comparative Architectures
    • Computer Vision
    • Digital Signal Processing
    • Natural Language Processing
    • Specification and Verification I
    • Specification and Verification II
    • System-on-Chip Design
  • Easter Term 2009: Part II lectures
    • Additional Topics
    • Artificial Intelligence II
    • Business Studies Seminars
    • Distributed Systems
    • E-Commerce
    • Topics in Concurrency

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