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From the Transistor to the Web Browser is a project-based computer science course outline built around understanding the computing stack from first principles. The curriculum progresses from basic hardware concepts and Verilog simulation into a working processor. Students are expected to build components such as a UART, ARM7-style CPU, assembler, boot ROM, and linker. Later sections add a C compiler, libc pieces, memory management, Ethernet, and a bootloader. The operating-system portion introduces an MMU, Unix-like system calls, a filesystem, and basic user-space programs. The final software stages add TCP networking, dynamic linking, Telnet access, and a text-based web browser.
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- Verilog hardware and CPU development
- Assembler and linker implementation
- C compiler construction
- Unix-like operating system development
- Ethernet and TCP networking implementation
- Text-based web browser development
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