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''' Languages Used ''' <br>
 
''' Languages Used ''' <br>
 
The MIPS computing language is a vehicle for exploring different computing  paradigms, and students must have some understanding of the language. But, no actual MIPS programming is required.
 
The MIPS computing language is a vehicle for exploring different computing  paradigms, and students must have some understanding of the language. But, no actual MIPS programming is required.
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''' Recommended Prior Experience ''' <br>
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''' Projects, Exams, or other Assessments ''' <br>
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See current webpage  http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/
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''' Misc Info ''' <br>
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The material can be challenging because  often little emphasis is placed on hardware or on  how programs are processed.  Student backgrounds are not uniform; so, some information will seem too hard to some students and too easy to others.  Exams are designed to be learning tools and to make students think, rather than to have them repeat what they have read.  However, the goal is to stay under the 10 hours per week of  work outside of the classroom  recommended for 3 credit classes so that  CMSC411 can be taken with any other course without fear of an overload.