Day 1: What is "Intelligence?", Turing Test, Chinese Checkers Code
Day 2: Serialization, byte streams, UTF-8, Static Evaluation, Adding advice, JIT Compiler optimizations
Day 3:  Code, Multithreading, Test-and-Set Instructions, Mutex bits in object header
Day 4: More Code, Multithreading, Bus architectures, Broad's DNA Pipeline
Day 5: Command line: csh aliases, env vars, $CLASSPATH, Naming issues, Interfaces, code
Day 6: Garbage Collection, Reference Counting, Sockets, Protocols, code
Day 7: Dynamic Garbage Collection, inlining, C, C++, Loader/Verifier, Fast FP vs. IEEE 754, code
Day 8: Register allocation, Cached dispatch tables, Disk latency, JNI, Unix fork(), "Godel, Escher, Bach"

Homework Offered
In the first unit, homework will be light, under an hour per class. Once we begin programming in unit two, that will go up to about two hours of programming homework per class hour. There will be occasional short readings.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
This is a continuation from Unit 5 and the class details are there.
Grades Offered

In unit one, there will be no outside sources. In later units, we will be looking at the Java website for reference. We may read short articles on a variety of computer topics. No book is necessary for this course. Most students will want to purchase a good book for reference, however. I will have suggestions.