Description
This course is an introduction to operating systems. After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Explain how operating systems provide the abstractions with which programmers and users are familiar.
- Work effectively with a partner.
- Design, implement, modify, and analyze complex software systems.
- Undertake different types of design projects including: implementing to a well-defined interface, designing appropriate interfaces to provide specified functionality, extending an existing body of code.
- Explain through examples how violation of good design and coding practices lead to security problems.
- Analyze how operating systems problems are addressed in different systems and understand why particular approaches were taken.
- Explain how operating systems provide the abstractions with which programmers and users are familiar.
- Work effectively with a partner.
- Design, implement, modify, and analyze complex software systems.
- Undertake different types of design projects including: implementing to a well-defined interface, designing appropriate interfaces to provide specified functionality, extending an existing body of code.
- Explain through examples how violation of good design and coding practices lead to security problems.
- Analyze how operating systems problems are addressed in different systems and understand why particular approaches were taken.
General Information
Class website
Meeting location
Pierce 301
Meeting time
Tu/Thu: 1pm--2:30pm
Staff Office Hours
David Holland
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Peter Kraft
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Alex Patel
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Richard Cho
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Victor Domene Ribeiro dos Santos
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James Mickens
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