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.
Track 22 – CPU Architecture & Portability
From bits and byte order to x86-64, Arm64, RISC-V, 6502, and Z80 portability.
Open TrackTrack 02 – Ada Engineering
Learn Ada from your first program through types, contracts, testing, and reliable components.
Open TrackTrack 12 – C
C17 foundations for memory, systems interfaces, and kernel work.
Open TrackTrack 16 – V (Vlang)
Learn standard V separately from Flying V and the Agila SDK.
Open TrackTrack 26 – Algorithms & Data Structures
Continue beyond syntax through focused experiments and a documented project.
Open TrackTrack 27 – Concurrency & Scheduling
Continue beyond syntax through focused experiments and a documented project.
Open TrackTrack 28 – Secure Software & Testing
Continue beyond syntax through focused experiments and a documented project.
Open TrackTrack 29 – Networking & Protocols
Continue beyond syntax through focused experiments and a documented project.
Open TrackTrack 31 – Open Agila: Architecture, Ada & V
Understand the original port core, its limits, and the tested Ada/V interface. Continue from Ada, V, and CPU foundations.
Open TrackTrack 32 – Open Agila: Boot & Kernel Tests
Reproduce the x86-64 Ada boot milestone and learn what its tests prove. Requires a supported development VM for full builds.
Open TrackTrack 33 – Agila Forge Contributor Practice
Turn lessons into reproducible tests, focused patches, and an honest project portfolio.
Open TrackTrack 30 – CPU/GPU Core & Memory Mapping
Twelve 15-minute sessions on topology, affinity, NUMA, address spaces, GPU buffers, synchronization, and measured task placement.
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