Lecture

Introduction to Concurrency

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Description

This lecture provides an overview of concurrency and parallelism, discussing the basics of concurrency, the importance of concurrency, and the reasons for utilizing concurrent programming to improve responsiveness, modularize programs, and efficiently utilize computation power. The instructors also cover how to write concurrent programs, including when an execution can start and how information exchange and shared resource access are managed.

Instructors (2)

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