CS333 is a hands-on introduction to distributed algorithms and applications through independent and group projects. Several distributed application paradigms are explored. Possible topics include client-server applications, distributed simulations, computer-supported collaborative work, distributed pipelines, and distributed multiplayer games. No prior experience in distributed computing is assumed.

Prerequisites: CS 102G and permission of instructor. Students are selected by application. (Since the course is full, no further applications are being accepted for the Fall 2002 semester.)

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:30-4:00pm in McDonnell 361.

Instructor: Kenneth J. Goldman, kjg@cs.wustl.edu

TA: David Warner, dgw1@cec.wustl.edu