CS101 Tutorial

Unit eight: Networking and Concurrency

Unit eight's work introduces the advanced concepts of networking and concurrency. The reading covers the role of the client and server in networking, explains various communication models and interfaces, and explains concurrency and some common concurrency problems. The lab demands an understanding of both concepts.

Reading:

Assignments:

Laboratory 07: Net Breakout - handout, laboratory binaries (.jar), laboratory documentation (note: both Breakout and Net Breakout use the same codebase; it is assumed that you will be working with the code you wrote for Breakout)

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