Operating Systems (CS 430)

Operating Systems (CS 430)

Table of Contents:

Anouncements

Grades

Administrative Information

Lectures

Homeworks

Programming Assignments

Additional Study Notes

Miscellaneous

Other References

Operating Systems
Informational Resources on the Internet

Announcements

**ALL CS 430 Students PLEASE be advised that it is YOUR responsibility to initially obtain and frequently monitor the Tentative Couse Schedule...

ALL CS 430 Students PLEASE be advised that Homework #4 has been assigned and is due on Tues. 2/20/01 at the beginning of class!!!

ALL CS 430 Students PLEASE be advised that Tues. 2/27/00 we will have the *Final Exam*** for the course (please see the Reading and Homework list Columns in the Tentative Couse Schedule for more details).

**ALL CS 430 Students PLEASE be advised that Progamming Assignment #1 has been assigned and is due on Tues. 2/27/01 at the beginning of class (in my department electronic mailbox)!!!

ALL CS 430 Students PLEASE be advised that the CS 430 class meeting is as follows:

Class meeting time: Tues. 6:00 - 10:00pm

Class meeting location: Adult Learning Center, Rm. 5 (ALC5)

Office hours: by appointment scheduled by phone
or by appointment scheduled by email

ALL CS 430 Students PLEASE remember to get a copy of the following course related documents from the web:

CS 430: Operating Systems Course Overview

CS 430: Operating Systems Course Syllabus

CS 430: Operating Systems Course (Tentative) Schedule

ALL CS 430 Students PLEASE remember to perform the following course preparation tasks:

Send email to me so that I can establish a class mailing list

Homework #5: is NOW available Tues. 2/20/01(Due Tues. 2/27/01)!!

ALL CS 430 Students, Grades are now available from this web page!!

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CS 430: Grades

ALL CS 430 Students, Grades will be available from this web page!!

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Administrative Information

Administrative Info (contact info, books, grading policy, etc)

Course Syllabus (topics covered, etc)

Course Reading and Homework list

Course Mailing List (cgantz@regis.edu)

Current Grades

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Lectures

First 4 weeks Second 4 weeks

Week 1:

Lecture #1: (Tues. 1/9/01)
(part a) , (part b) , (part c)

Week 2:

Lecture #2: (Tues. 1/16/00)
(part a) , (part b) , (part c)

Week 3:

Lecture #3: (Tues. 1/23/01)
(part a) , (part b)

Week 4:

Lecture #4: (Tues. 1/30/01)
(part a) , (part b)

Week 5:

Lecture #5: (Tues. 2/6/01)
(part a) , (part b)

Midterm Exam: (Tues. 2/6/01)

Week 6:

Lecture #6: (Tues. 2/13/01)
(part a) , (part b)

Week 7:

Lecture #7: (Tues. 2/20/01)
(part a) , (part b)

Week 8:

Lecture #8: (Tues. 2/27/01)
(part a) , (part b)

Final Exam
(Tues. 2/27/01)

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Programming Assignments

Programming Assignment Style Guidelines

Programming Assignment #1

Programming Assignment #2 [Optional Extra Credit]

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Homeworks

Homework #1 / Solution

Homework #2 / Solution

Homework #3 / Solution

Homework #4 / Solution

Homework #5 / Solution

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Additional Notes

Test and Set Lock Definition

More on Semaphores

Installation and setup of the Solaris Minix Emulator

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Miscellaneous

Andy Tanenbaum Minix Page

Minix Information

Minix Source Code Repository

Solaris Minix Home Page

Minix Resources

Minix on the Net

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Other References**

Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Albert S. WoodHull
Operating Systems: Design and Implementation, (2nd Edition)

W. Stallings, Operating Systems, (Third Edition) MacMillan Pub.

M. J. Bach, The Design of the UNIX Operating System, Prentice Hall.

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Operating Systems on the Internet

FreeBSD

Red Hat Linux

Debian Linux

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This page is maintained by Christopher A. Gantz (cgantz@regis.edu).