CSE 3221 Operating System Fundamentals, Winter 2008

ANOUNCEMENTS for section Z (TR 14:30-16:00, by Prof. H. Jiang)

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• Apr 13: The final unofficial grades are posted. Please check using ePost.
• Apr 3: The reference results we used to mark your project codes are posted here. Two questions we studied in class: the Safari ride (with a reference solution) and memory design problem.
• Mar 31: A2 marks and TA comments are posted. Please check using ePost.
• Mar 27: Textbook reading list for the final exam: Introduction: lecture notes/slides only; Process: 3.1–3.4; Thread: 4.1—4.4; CPU Scheduling: 5.1—5.5; Process Synchronization: 6.1—6.6; Memory management: 8.1—8.8; Virtual memory: 9.1-9.6, 9.9.
• Mar 25: Your project marks have been posted. Please check using ePost.
• Mar 20: Lecture notes for week nine posted. Check here.
• Mar 20: Class evaluation will be held on March 25^th (Tuesday) from 3:30 to 3:45pm.
• Mar 13: Lecture notes for week nine posted. Check here.
• Mar 11: Two sample files have been posted for you to test your programs in A2, sample1.txt and sample2.txt.
• Mar 10: Lecture notes for week eight posted. Check here. The topic ‘deadlock’ is skipped due to the time constraint.
• Mar 6: A TA office hour has been arranged for your midterm marking before the drop date. If you have any questions regarding how your midterm papers were marked, please go to this TA office hour to ask. Please note TA’s will simply answer your questions and will not change your marks at this point. If you do believe your papers were marked incorrectly, you will have to go through the formal re-appraisal procedure. The TA office hour is today (March 6^th) 5-6pm, Thursday at room 2013 in the CSE building.
• Mar 4: Your midterm marks have been posted. Please check using ePost.
• Mar 3: Assignment two has been posted. Check here.
• Feb 28: Lecture notes for week six posted. Check here.
• Feb 21: The deadline for the project is extended from March 3 to March 10.
• Feb 21: Reading list for midterm: Chapter 1: all sections; Chapter 2: 2.1—2.6, 2.10, 2.11; Chapter 3: 3.1— 3.4, 3.5.1, 3.7; Chapter 4: 4.1– 4.4, 4.5.2, 4.6; Chapter 5: 5.1—5.5, 5.7, 5.8; Chapter 6: 6.1—6.4.
• Feb 19: A1 marks and TA comments are posted. Please check using ePost.
• Feb 7: Lecture notes for week five posted. Check here.
• Feb 5: Project has been posted. Check here. The midterm has been scheduled on Feb 26^th, which is a closed-book and in-class exam.
• Jan 31: Lecture notes for Week four posted. Check here.
• Jan 29: The alarm examples used in class: alarm.c, alarm_fork.c, alarm_thread.c.
• Jan 24: Deadline for A1 is postponed to Feb 4^th (12 noon).
• Jan 24: Lecture notes for Week three posted. Check here.
• Jan 24: Some examples used in class for your reference.
• Jan 16: Assignment one is posted. The submission deadline is 12:00 noon on Jan 31.
• Jan 15: Lecture notes for Week two posted. Check here.
• Jan 8: IMPORTANT: RO re-scheduled this course to a new classroom, TEL1005. We will have our classes in TEL 1005 from today.
• Jan 3: Lecture notes for Week one posted. Check here.
• Jan. 2^nd: course WWW created; Our first class on Jan. 3 (14:30-16:00); See you all then!!!