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Systems & CS

Distributed systems, databases, operating systems, compilers, programming languages, networking, and computer architecture.

16courses·246standalone talks·461total lectures

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All Systems & CS461 Programming Languages122 Database Systems89 Operating Systems80 Software Design & HCI79 Distributed Systems75 Computer Architecture55 Systems Security48 Algorithms & Data Structures46 Malleable Computing & Dynamic Media18 Computer Networks & Cloud14 Probability & Information Theory6 Computer Vision & Graphics5

Distributed Systems— Consensus protocols, replication, fault tolerance, distributed transactions, and cluster dataflow.

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All Distributed Systems Fault Tolerance & Replication18 Consensus (Raft & Paxos)13 Distributed Transactions11 Consistency & Linearizability9 MapReduce & Dataflow7 Python6 Java4 Distributed Data Stores2 Educational Pedagogy2 Formal Methods2 Multi-Agent Systems2 Project Valhalla2

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Multigres: Horizontal Scaling and Enterprise Operations for PostgreSQL

Multigres: Horizontal Scaling and Enterprise Operations for PostgreSQL

Systems & CS·Standalone Lecture·Distributed Systems · Sugu Sougoumarane · Carnegie Mellon University

Sugu Sougoumarane

Carnegie Mellon University

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1:01:19

How Can Robots Learn to Interact and Coordinate with Others?

How Can Robots Learn to Interact and Coordinate with Others?

Systems & CS·Research Seminar·Systems Security · Negar Mehr · UC Berkeley

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55:33

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