Software Analysis & Testing(SAT)
Static/dynamic program analysis, symbolic execution, fuzzing, and testing techniques. Heavy emphasis on tooling and theory.
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11 reviews — mean bin highlighted.Logistics
- Compilers helpful
- Computing Systemselective
Reviews (11)
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- 4 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload31 hr/wkRecommendYes
Took this in Fall 2025. Workload averaged ~31 hrs/wk. Difficulty felt hard. Pacing is reasonable.
- 4 / 5Difficulty3/5Workload22 hr/wkRecommendYes
Took this in Summer 2024. Workload averaged ~22 hrs/wk. Difficulty felt fair. Projects feel real-world.
- 4 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload20 hr/wkRecommendYes
Honest review: hard class, moderate workload. Loved reasonable tooling, no setup hell. Hated steep ramp-up week one.
- 4 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload18 hr/wkRecommendYes
Honest review: hard class, moderate workload. Loved assignments build on each other. Hated lectures feel dated in spots.
- 4 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload10 hr/wkRecommendYes
Honest review: hard class, light workload. Loved reasonable tooling, no setup hell. Hated late policy is strict.
- 5 / 5Difficulty3/5Workload19 hr/wkRecommendYes
Took this in Spring 2025. Workload averaged ~19 hrs/wk. Difficulty felt fair. Great auto-grader feedback.
- 3 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload14 hr/wkRecommendYes
hard pace, light hours weekly. Coming in I had limited Python exposure. Glad I stuck with it.
- 4 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload16 hr/wkRecommendYes
hard pace, moderate hours weekly. Coming in I had industry experience in backend. Glad I stuck with it.
- 4 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload13 hr/wkRecommendYes
Project-driven course. Most of the 13 hrs/wk go to assignments rather than lectures.
- 4 / 5Difficulty5/5Workload19 hr/wkRecommendYes
Honest review: brutal class, moderate workload. Loved projects feel real-world. Hated project scope creep mid-semester.
- 3 / 5Difficulty2/5Workload18 hr/wkRecommendYes
If you have a math-heavy background, this is approachable. Otherwise plan for ~18 hrs/wk and a few late nights.