Operating Systems: 2nd Semester, 2009

Tentative Syllabus

Course No.	F6 (Section C3)
Instructor:	Dr. Hitoshi Oi (Assistant Professor, Computer Architecture and Operating Systems Group.) office: 242-C office hours: Wednesday 1400 - 1600 or by appointment email: hitoshi©u-aizu.ac.jp phone: 2580
Course Web Page:	http://www.u-aizu.ac.jp/~hitoshi/COURSES/OS09/
Lecture	Thr, 1310 to 1440 at Classroom M1 (Lecture Hall 201)
Exercise	Fri, 1450 to 1800 at Lab hdw1 (Lecture Hall 208)
Course Assistant	Sho Niboshi email: os09ta©oslab.biz

Course Objectives

To understand the design and structure of modern operating systems.
To understand how operating systems abstract and manage the various resources on the computer systems.
To learn how above theoretical concepts are implemented on the modern operating systems through programming and experimental assignments.

University Syllabus

Grading Scheme and Policies

Midterm Exam 30%
Final Exam 40%
Exercises 30%
Exercise problems must be submitted by the end of the exercise class time in which the problems are given. No late submission is accepted.
Exercise session spans to two class periods. Therefore, you may take a break at your discretion. However, if you may not disturb other students working on the exercie problem and you may not bring anything unrelated to the course work (such as toys, games, etc). In short, please leave the lab if you don't study.
If a student miss more than three (four) exercises by the mid-term (final) exam, he/she will automatically fail the course. One excuse can be granted if the reason of absence is out of his/her control and proved by an official document (such as doctor's note).

Textbook

Modern Operating Systems, Inernational Edition, 3/E , by Andrew S. Tanenbaum, ISBN-10: 0138134596, ISBN-13:9780138134594, Prentice Hall.

Lecure slides for 3rd edtion are available from this URL (access is limited from u-aizu.ac.jp domain only). We also utilize the customized slides from 2nd ed as needed.

Course Notice Board

All notice for this course will be posted on this board. Each student is requred to check this board regularly and frequently. It is assumed that each student is aware of the notice after 24 hours from the post date.

Tentative Schedule

The schedule will be adjusted based on the progress and understanding of the class. Please check the course web page for any update.

Week Topics Remarks

1 Course Introduction
Operating System Overview Ch.1

2 Introduction to Processes and Threads Ch.2

3 Processes and Threads (contd.) Ch.2

4 Interprocess Communication Ch.2

5 Process Scheduling Ch.2

6 Deadlocks Ch.6

7 Midterm Exam Ch.1, 2 and 6

8 Memory Management Ch.3

9 Virtual Memory Ch.3

10 File System Ch.4

11 File System (cont.d) Ch.4

12 I/O Devices Ch.5

13 I/O Devices (cont.d) Ch.5

14 Final exam Ch.1 to 6

Week	Topics	Remarks
1	Course Introduction Operating System Overview	Ch.1
2	Introduction to Processes and Threads	Ch.2
3	Processes and Threads (contd.)	Ch.2
4	Interprocess Communication	Ch.2
5	Process Scheduling	Ch.2
6	Deadlocks	Ch.6
7	Midterm Exam	Ch.1, 2 and 6
8	Memory Management	Ch.3
9	Virtual Memory	Ch.3
10	File System	Ch.4
11	File System (cont.d)	Ch.4
12	I/O Devices	Ch.5
13	I/O Devices (cont.d)	Ch.5
14	Final exam	Ch.1 to 6

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