Advanced topics in object-oriented computing. Topics include encapsulation, data hiding, inheritance, polymorphism, compilation, linking and loading, memory management, and debugging; recent advances in design and development tools, practices, libraries, and operating system support.
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CollegeA great professor and I think he takes true passion in education. He is transitioning CS32 from a course on OOP to an introduction to systems, and I think even in its very early stages it is a well structured way to learn a bit about OS, computer architecture, parallel programming, etc. to see what you like. Exams very fair, but you need to study.
Had him for CMPSC 32 and CMPSC 176A and he was A BLAST! Really loved his material, but get ready to study, esp if you have other commitments. He's very open and will definitely help you succeed if you put in some work, like going to office hours
Absolutely love this guy, I took 130a and 176a with him after this. Very caring and supportive.
Professor Nasir was great! I have had less than great experiences with some computer science professors on campus, and he was a nice change from that! Lectures are in depth and put the code concepts into a more understandable context. He answers questions well, is understanding and genuinely wants all of his students to succeed! Would take again!
Very caring and very clear and interesting lectures. He made everything easy to understand and I was able to get a decent grade without having to spending much time outside class. All
Amazing professor! Lectures are very detailed but are never an overload of information. He cares a lot about students and is amazing about answering questions in class and in office hours. Homeworks can sometimes be graded a bit harshly, but were good prep for midterm and final