scaffolding threads

[weissri]

It would be good to have a simple exercise/tutorial to get students more comfortable with using threads. A complete solution to the security exercises assumes a good knowledge of threads and how to apply them. Many students may have this knowledge, so I view this as filling in a gap for some students.

[JustinCappos]

This makes a lot of sense. Any volunteers to make these materials?

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[aaaaalbert]

I can make a stab at this --- talk about concurrency and threads as concepts, introduce synchronization and locks, scopes and closures, exception handling perhaps...