CS 6210 is Georgia Tech's advanced graduate operating systems course, covering OS design and systems concepts at depth. The commenter describes it as frustrating but one of the courses where they learned the most general concepts.

One commenter calls CS 3210 and 6210 their favorite undergrad courses and says they learned more general concepts there than anywhere else.

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1. Strongly recommendsethbro2020in “Labs for Rust OS – CS-3210 at Georgia Tech”

   CS 3210 & 6210 were my favorite undergrad courses.

   Incredibly frustrating, but I learned more general concepts in each semester than in anything else.

   I still remember trying to decide between 6210 and another elective. I asked Bill Leahy, who in typically efficiency replied, "Well, Tom Conte has a Porsche and a Ferrari." I figured that was a fair criteria in deciding who to learn from.

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