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            "text": "Prerequisites or corequisites: three courses from COS 481-484. This project course integrates all of the knowledge accumulated in the previous security courses and will serve as a capstone course for the specialization in Information Security. The course focuses on techniques for protecting critical"
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            "text": "Introduction to the basic computer components and elements, the functions of each component, the relationships between these components; the multiprocessor system and the parallel architecture. An overview of the concepts and theories that underlie operating systems including: process and memory management strategies; file systems and protection; scheduling algorithms; multi-programming; distributed systems; and virtual memory."
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