CSCI 3753: Operating Systems
Spring 2012
Department of Computer Science,
University of Colorado at Boulder
See the Moodle class Web page at http://moodle.cs.colorado.edu
Schedule & Location: Tues,
Thurs 11 am - 12:15 pm, Fleming 104
Course number: CSCI 3753-010. See
also
the CS Web site
and look under the Courses option.
Prerequisites: CSCI 2270
and one of CSCI 2400
or ECEN 2120.
Instructor: Professor
Rick Han, http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~rhan.
Office: ECCR 1B05F
Office Hours: Tuesdays 2-3 pm and Wednesdays 1-2 pm in ECCR 1B09 (next door to my office).
Additional appointments as needed.
Email: rhan@cs.colorado.edu
Phone: 303-492-0914
Textbook:
Operating System Concepts, 8th Edition, Abraham Silberschatz, Peter Galvin, Greg Gagne, Wiley, 2008
Other useful
(optional) references:
TA: Andy Sayler and Junho Ahn
TA Office/Hours: In
CSEL
study/conference room,
Thursdays 3:45-4:45 pm,
and Fridays 1-2 pm, and more as needed. See moodle
for more up-to-date information.
TA Email:
Andrew.Sayler@Colorado.EDU,
junho.ahn@Colorado.EDU
011 Recitation | 12233 | ICAL | 02:00pm-02:50pm | W | ECCR 108 | Andrew Sayler | ||
012 Recitation | 12234 | ICAL | 03:00pm-03:50pm | W | ECCR 118 | Andrew Sayler | ||
013 Recitation | 12235 | ICAL | 04:00pm-04:50pm | W | ECCR 133 | Junho Ahn |
Grader email: dochenny@gmail.com
Class Web site:
See the Moodle class Web page at
http://moodle.cs.colorado.edu. Assignments, lecture slides, and
announcements can be found there. You will have to
establish an account on the moodle and then subscribe to our
class on the moodle using the special enrollment key given out
in class.
CSEL Accounts:
The Computer Science department maintains the
Computer Science Educational Labs (CSEL) in the first floor of
the ECCS Wing of the Engineering Center. The CSEL
consists of a cluster of primarily Linux machines. It is
a convenient facility for doing your programming
assignments. You may sign up for an account in the CSEL
by going to the general CSEL Web site http://csel.cs.colorado.edu
and following the instructions there to sign up for an
account.
Grading
25% Final exam - Monday May 7, 4:30
pm - 7 pm
15% Midterm exam
45-50% Programming assignments
10-15% Problem sets/homework
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Programming
assignments must be submitted by uploading them to the
moodle class Web page
by their due date, unless
otherwise noted.
All
programming assignments should be your original work, unless
otherwise noted. You may help others only to the extent of
answering typical questions that arise during compiling,
debugging, and executing your programming assignments. The
code that you write should be your own.
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All problem
sets are due by start of class or recitation on their respective
due dates, unless otherwise noted.
Problem sets should be submitted either by uploading them to the
moodle class Web page
or by handing them in to the TA in recitation, unless otherwise
noted.
Late problem
sets will not be accepted, unless otherwise noted by the
instructor.
We highly encourage you to submit
even partially finished problem sets for partial credit.
Extensions will not
be granted except at the instructor's discretion in documented
cases of extreme hardship or emergencies.
All problem
sets should be your original work, unless otherwise noted.
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