New review for CPSC 213 by 2nd year bsc student (#454)

> what I took away was the foundational relationships between how
hardware was designed and how software programming languages are built
on top of one another.

topics in my term
- assembly and hardware-to-software design
- using c and java to abstract parts of hardware instructions
- asynchronous code
>
> Difficulty: 4.5/5
> Quality: 5/5
> <cite><a href=''>2nd year bsc student</a>, May 26 2023, course taken
during 2023W2</cite>
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  - author: 2nd year bsc student
    authorLink: 
    date: 2023-05-26
    review: |
what I took away was the foundational relationships between how hardware
was designed and how software programming languages are built on top of
one another.
      
      topics in my term
      - assembly and hardware-to-software design
      - using c and java to abstract parts of hardware instructions
      - asynchronous code
    difficulty: 4.5
    quality: 5
    sessionTaken: 2023W2

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Co-authored-by: Emilie Ma <[email protected]>

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 reviews:
+  - author: 2nd year bsc student
+    authorLink: 
+    date: 2023-05-26
+    review: |
+      what I took away was the foundational relationships between how hardware was designed and how software programming languages are built on top of one another.
+      
+      topics in my term
+      - assembly and hardware-to-software design
+      - using c and java to abstract parts of hardware instructions
+      - asynchronous code
+    difficulty: 4.5
+    quality: 5
+    sessionTaken: 2022W2
   - author: averagestudent
     authorLink:
     date: 2022-11-03