i vaguely remember the course being fine when i took it about a decade ago. teaching concurrency using such a unique language is a little strange but the reason

i vaguely remember the course being fine when i took it about a decade ago. teaching concurrency using such a unique language is a little strange but the reasoning is transferable. in practice you'll probably end up having to learn the specifics of whatever platform you might use if you end up professionally writing concurrent code.