Track 01 – Computer Fundamentals
Learn computing history, operating systems, Pascal, Ada, Rust, compilers, linkers, privacy, AI, and modern hardware.
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Explore the working Ada/V message-port core and x86-64 QEMU boot milestone. Learn the code, reproduce its tests, and contribute a focused improvement.
About 15 minutes per lesson, including practice. Complete every lesson check and pass every module assessment to earn this track certificate.
Learn computing history, operating systems, Pascal, Ada, Rust, compilers, linkers, privacy, AI, and modern hardware.
Open TrackOwnership, borrowing, collections, and reliable components.
Open TrackC17 foundations for memory, systems interfaces, and kernel work.
Open TrackC++17 values, containers, resource ownership, and tests.
Open TrackReadable programs, data structures, testing, and a route into AI runtime experiments.
Open TrackUnderstand AI-generated code. Trace its behavior, check its claims, find mistakes, and test the result.
Open TrackContinue beyond syntax through focused experiments and a documented project.
Open TrackContinue beyond syntax through focused experiments and a documented project.
Open TrackContinue beyond syntax through focused experiments and a documented project.
Open TrackShapes, reference kernels, numerical error, memory lifetimes, quantization, and a small graph executor.
Open TrackTwelve 15-minute sessions on topology, affinity, NUMA, address spaces, GPU buffers, synchronization, and measured task placement.
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