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30 Jan 2013: Instances of architecture, protocol, application-examples will include email, web and media-streaming. ... Introduction. Overview of networking using the Internet as an example. LANs and WANs.

28 May 2013: Assessment of agents. What does this course cover, and what is left out? ... Simple, uninformed search algorithms. Tree search and graph search. More sophisticated heuristic search algorithms.

14 May 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Computer Graphics and Image Processing. Programming Environment for Practical Exercises. ... make sure that you have downloaded easel.jar and placed it in a suitable directory.

18 Jan 2013: Virtual Network Simulator - Perhaps the most exciting is to get your fingers in the machinery - not literally, we don't have Health and Saftey clearance for that - in the machinery of ... networking. I encourage you to look at VNS and try it out!

19 Feb 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Semantics of Programming Languages. Lecture notes: colour and monochrome. ... The book Types and Programming Languages is freely accessible in electronic form from within Cambridge.

26 Feb 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Concurrent and Distributed Systems. There are four handouts available for the first part of the course (Concurrent Systems):.

26 Sep 2013: Chapters 22 and 23 of my Security Engineering textbook were inspired by this course and may be of interest. ... Finally, here's Richard Gabriel's Objects Have Failed, and theare still available.

17 Oct 2013: Chapters 22 and 23 of my Security Engineering textbook were inspired by this course and may be of interest. ... Finally, here's Richard Gabriel's Objects Have Failed, and theare still available.

22 May 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Artificial Intelligence I. Lecture notes: colour and full-size as used in the lectures.

4 Feb 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Security I. Study materials. Slide show (not suitable for printing). Handout – 4 slides per side of A4. Largeprint version – 2 slides per side of A4. – additional material covered in previous incarnations of this course