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www4.ncsu.edu by Ed Gehringer
CS240A Home Page -- contains rather limited outlines (ps)
| Lecture | PDF Format | PS Format |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 0: Introduction | t00_4up.pdf | t00_4up.ps |
| Topic 1: Processes and Synchronization | t01_4up.pdf | t01_4up.ps |
| Topic 2: CPU Scheduling | t02_4up.pdf | t02_4up.ps |
| Topic 3: Linkers | t03_4up.pdf | t03_4up.ps |
| Topic 4: Dynamic Storage Allocation | t04_4up.pdf | t04_4up.ps |
| Topic 5: Sharing Main Memory | t05_4up.pdf | t05_4up.ps |
| Topic 6: Demand Paging, Thrashing, Working Sets | t06_4up.pdf | t06_4up.ps |
| Topic 7: I/O Devices | t07_4up.pdf | t07_4up.ps |
| Topic 8: File structure, disk scheduling | t08_4up.pdf | t08_4up.ps |
| Topic 9: Directories | t09_4up.pdf | t09_4up.ps |
| Topic 10: Network and Communication Protocols | t10_4up.pdf | t10_4up.ps |
| Topic 11: Protection and Security | t11_4up.pdf | t11_4up.ps |
| Topic 12: Course review | t12_4up.pdf | t12_4up.ps |
| Special Topic 0: OS research directions | st0_4up.pdf | st0_4up.ps |
| Special Topic 1: UNIX internals | st1_4up.pdf | st1_4up.ps |
| Special Topic 2: UNIX today | st2_4up.pdf | st2_4up.ps |
| A Fast File System for Unix (Lecture Notes) | bsdffs_4up.pdf | bsdffs_4up.ps |
| A Fast File System for Unix (Original Paper) | ffs.pdf | ffs.ps |
By Samuel A. Rebelsky
CS58 95F Home Page Course Guide CS58 95F Home Page / Course Guide Samuel A. Rebelsky
Index of Outlines -- very good
110 8th Street Troy, NY 12180-3590
66.411 Operating System Fundamentals Instructor: David Spooner Spring 1997
Lectures slides in postcript and Powerpoint
CSC3150 Course Home Page 9798 - linux based
Notes
Operating Systems Concepts - COP4610 -- University of Florida. Very interesting. Excellent links.
The textbook by Operating Systems A Design-Oriented Approach by Charles Crowley is used.
CSE 40015045 Operating Systems Concepts -- with very good putline for the course
Description of the courses - A Tanebaum university cources (University of Amsterdam)
Computer Science 481 -- Operating Systems
University of New Mexico Computer Science Department Ph.D. Comprehensive Exams
Modern Operating Systems CS 402 by Ramesh Govindan, 1/8/96. Contains useful notes and assignments
Notes
Jan 10: Operating
Systems: Introduction and History
Jan 17, 22: Threads
and Processes
Jan 22, 24, 29, 31, Feb 5, 7: Synchronization
and Deadlock
Feb 12: CPU
Scheduling
Feb 21: Address
Spaces, Protection, System Calls
Feb 26, 28: Putting
it all together: UNIX program execution
Feb 28, Mar 4, 6: Memory
Management: Address Translation, Demand Paging
Mar 18, 20: Input/Output:
General principles, UNIX terminal I/O, graphical user interfaces.
Mar 27, Apr 1, 3: File
Systems: Disk Layout, Naming, Performance and Reliability
Apr 8, 10: Networking:
Networks and Protocols.
Apr 15, 17: Inter-process
Communication.
Apr 22, 24: Protection
and Security
Apr 29: Review of OS design and design principles.
CMPSC 170 Operating Systems. Taught at University of California, Santa Barbara. Contains an interesting set of Martin Rinard's Handouts (postscript):
CS 162 - Nachos based. Very interesting noted. Probably the only course that is not look completly dull from the beginning ;-)
Note: lecture notes are formatted two ways: full, for better on-line viewing, and two per page, for cheaper printing.
CS 533 Concepts of Operating Systems Winter 1998 Home Page -- by Bruce Irvin. contains interesting outlines of lectures with recommended reading. Base book is SG
ComSci 230 Uhttpwww.cs.uchicago.educgi-binhypernewsgetodonnellCoursesCS230Spring_1998class7.html. Chicago -- contain recommendation about books !
Assignment #0 introduce yourself to the class
CS570 Operating Systems -- Stalling based
texts
CMPUT 379 - Operating System Concepts -- University of Alberta (Canada)
| Course Outline | |
| Module | Availability |
| Overview | Ready |
| Processes | Ready |
| Synchronization | Ready |
| Interprocess Communication (IPC) | Ready |
| Scheduling | Ready |
| Deadlocks | Ready |
| Memory Management | Ready |
| Virtual Memory | Ready |
| Real Time Systems | Ready |
| Secondary Storage | Ready |
PROFESSOR : FRANZ KURFESS OPERATING SYSTEMS CONCEPTS
CIS-332 -- Homework Useful OS Concepts -- homework
CS-416 Operating Systems Design
P436 Home Page (Fall 1997) -- from Indiana University
CS312 Operation Systems -- no lecture notes; but good sillabus and introduction
CS 3113 - Operating Systems -- no lecture notes. some projects textbook SG
CSCI 4540.001 Homepage Roy T. Jacob, Jr. -- no notes. Textbook: Stalling
www.cs.ilstu.edu - Hartman notes
Guide to Multimedia Educational Materials
ECE344S Operating Systems Useful Links
TimeTable -- has all slides
CMPUT 379 - Operating System Concepts
Introduction to Operating Systems -- contains good history part
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