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                <h2 class="title">Systems Fundamentals</h2>
                <p><strong>COMP 211</strong> is is UNC Chapel Hill’s <strong>Systems Fundamentals</strong> course. It is taught by <a href="https://krisjordan.com/">Professor Kris Jordan</a> and a team of 13 teaching assistants.</p>
                <p>Systems Fundamentals requires <strong>Data Structures and Analysis</strong> (COMP 210), and either <strong>Discrete Structures</strong> (COMP 283) or <strong>Discrete Mathematics</strong> (MATH 381). Although this class is far less theoretical than those classes, having maturity in these areas is an important foundation to build upon.</p>
                <p>The course is taught remotely due to the need for social distancing during the pandemic. As such, the course content is mainly uploaded to YouTube. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX2Dop_X6MtbcmEVkbjMpSA?sub_confirmation=1">Subscribe to follow along</a>. A list of asynchronous videos and slides are available <a href="lectures">here</a>.</p>
                <p>The core concepts of the course, as listed in the syllabus, include "data representation, pointers, execution models, memory management, and runtime environments... Processes, input/output, and system calls... Lexical analysis, parsing, interpretation, and translation... Command-line interface tools including shell, editor, compiler, linker, test harness, debugger, version control, and build tooling."</p>
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