These are the upper division Computer Science classes that I have taken:

• Data Structures (CSE 100)
• Algorithms (CSE 101)
• Theory of Computation (CSE 105)
• Software Engineering (CSE 110)
• Operating systems parts 1 and 2 (CSE 120 and 121)
  First worked with a user-level threads package (part 1)
  Then wrote a user-level threads package (part 2)
  All using BSDi machines
• Operating systems LAB (CSE 122)
  BSDi device driver: RAMdisk
• Networks (CSE 123a)
  Queuing Theory and sockets programming
• Multimedia Systems (CSE 126)
• Principles of Programming Languages (CSE 130)
• Compilers part 1 and 2 (CSE 131A and 131B)
  Wrote a Turing compiler from the ground up, involving the writing of a lexer, parser, semantic checker, and a code generator.
  Written on SPARC-based machines, so SPARC assembly was learned.
• Digital Systems, with lab (CSE 140, 140L)
• Computer Architecture, with lab (CSE 141, 141L)
• Microprocessor System Design (80x86 assembly) (CSE 145)
• Parallel Computation (CSE 160)
• Computer Graphics (GL library) (CSE 167)
• Independent project with Prof. Keith Marzullo (Linux kernel checkpointing)
• Tutor for CSE 80 (UNIX Lab, Gary Gillespie)