[legojoey17]

It has been one of my favourite courses because it really dives into the fundamentals and implementation of how concurrency models work, is very learnable but still applicable.

The primitives uC++ make it very easy to form the concurrency models that are present in other languages and these days the prof does exactly that and shows exactly how to implement common models, such as channels, actors, and a few others.

Everything done is very mappable to how other languages provide concurrency.