These courses provide for the study of topics of current interest in computer science systems. Topics are coded as follows: B. Operating Systems and Distributed Systems; C, Programming Languages and Software Engineering; D. Database and Information Systems; E. Computer Architecture and Embedded Systems; G. Security and Cryptography; K. Machine Learning and Data Mining; N. Networking; S. Systems, General
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Grading1, 2, 3
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Level LimitEngineering
CollegeCS course, no laptop, don't know how to use projector, even not turn on lights
Really cares about students. Is very forgiving but if you take this class seriously you can learn a lot. Very happy to answer questions and very responsive to requests or things the class wants to learn about.
This class was eye opening. Professor Gupta does a great job in making himself accessible and you can tell he really is passionate about what he teaches. The class was pretty low stress but by far one of the coolest projects I've ever got to work on in a class.
This Professor was what I was hoping University Professors were going to be. He really wants you to learn and will more than meet you halfway. I believe that he's a genuinely good person in addition to being a great Prof. If I was to ever do grad school(no interest, unfortunately)I would hope to have an advisor or work alongside the likes of him.
- Huge improvement from the last iteration of his CS 176B class - More emphasis on high level conceptual understanding of network implementations - Very considerate as a teacher in regards to the student's work load, he is flexible with due dates - Lectures can sometimes get a little too conceptual, but he will answer any questions you have
Took this class because I was really into CS176A and wanted to continue learning. However, 10 weeks of CS176B and I can say I learned absolutely nothing. First assignment was released two weeks before the quarter ended. I actually don't know my grade at all in the class. Don't take this prof!