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博然 张The document discusses an online learning course. It states that teaching materials are posted weekly on the learning management system (LMS) and include slides and audio commentary. Students can access the materials on the LMS whenever convenient to watch again if needed. Students are expected to study the weekly materials and can submit practice problems to receive feedback. The course aims to build basic computer system knowledge through 14 weeks of materials before a midterm and final report substitute for an exam. Questions can be asked via personal email or the LMS bulletin board.
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