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Table B-3: Core Learning Topics and Objectives in CC2001 not found in the CS2013 Core
KA Topic From CC2001
AL Design and implement an appropriate hashing
function for an application.
AL Distributed Algorithms
AR Logic gates, flip flops, PLA, minimization,
sum-of-product form, fan-out
AR VLIW, EPIC, Systolic architecture;
hypercube, shuffle-exchange, mesh, crossbar
as examples of interconnection networks
GV Raster and vector graphics systems;
video display devices;
physical and logical input devices;
issues facing the developer of graphical
systems
GV Affine transformations, homogeneous
coordinates, clipping;
raster and vector graphics, physical and
logical input devices
Comment
This is elective material in C2013.
Topics in this section have been updated
and moved to the CS2013 Parallel and
Distributed knowledge unit.
This material has been moved to Systems
Fundamentals/Computational Paradigms.
These topics are elective in CS2013.
These topics have been updated
significantly.
This is elective material in C2013.
IM Information storage and retrieval This is elective material in C2013.
IM Summarize the evolution of information
systems from early visions up through
modern offerings, distinguishing their
respective capabilities and future potential.
NC Evolution of early networks; use of common
networked applications (e-mail, telnet, FTP,
newsgroups, and web browsers, online web
courses, and instant messaging); streams and
datagrams; CGI, applets, web servers
NC Discuss important network standards in their
historical context.
NC Install a simple network with two clients and
a single server using standard host
configuration software tools such as DHCP.
The history of information systems has
been removed.
The evolution of early networks is elective
material in C2013. Use of common
applications has been removed. We
assume that students enter programs
familiar with common web applications.
The history of networking has been
removed.
System administration outcomes are
described in Operating Systems/Security
and Protection.
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