Course Outline

Introduction
* What is Rust?
* Comparison of Rust to Other Programming Languages
* Overview of Rust's Key Features and Architecture
Understanding Rust
* The Lifecycle of a Rust Program
* How Rust Functions at the Systems Level
* Memory Safety and Ownership in Rust
Getting Started for Government
* Setting up the Development Environment
* Installing Rust as a Programming Toolchain
* Configuring the Rust Environment
* Exploring the Cargo Package Manager
Basic Syntax and Concepts
* Variables and Data Types in Rust
* Control Flow and Loops
* Functions and Modules
* Ownership and Borrowing in Rust
Error Handling and Panic
* Managing Errors with Result and Option Types
* Unwinding vs Aborting with panic!
* Custom Error Types and Error Handling Strategies
Memory Management in Rust
* Stack vs Heap Memory Allocation
* Pointers and References in Rust
* Managing Memory with Box and Unsafe Blocks
Structs and Enums in Systems Programming
* Defining and Working with Structs
* Creating and Using Enums
* Pattern Matching in Rust
Asynchronous Programming with Async/Await
* Introduction to Asynchronous Programming in Rust
* Working with Async/Await Syntax
* Composing Futures and Working with Async Libraries
* Exploring the Asynchronous Ecosystem and Libraries
Traits and Generics
* Advanced Trait Usage and Associated Types
* Implementing Generic Functions, Structs, and Enums
* Bounds and Trait Objects
* Exploring Trait Coherence and Orphan Rules
Advanced Error Handling for Government
* Creating Custom Error Types
* Advanced Error Handling Techniques: try!, ? Operator, Custom Error Chains
* Error Handling Strategies and Patterns
Macros
* Procedural Macros: Attribute and Function-Like Macros
* Declarative Macros: macro_rules! and Match-Like Syntax
* Advanced Macro Usage and Metaprogramming
Performance Optimization
* Profiling and Benchmarking Rust Code
* Identifying Performance Bottlenecks
* Optimization Techniques: Data Structures, Algorithms, and Compiler Flags
* Writing High-Performance Rust Code for Government
Unsafe Rust
* Understanding Unsafe Blocks and Functions
* Working with Raw Pointers and Mutable Aliasing
* Safe Abstractions Around Unsafe Code
Web Development with Rust for Government
* Overview of Web Development in Rust
* Exploring Rust Web Frameworks: Rocket, Actix, Warp, etc.
* Interacting with Databases
* Deployment Options and Considerations

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