Sunday, November 29, 2009

OS This Week

This week, we will proceed to Chapter 3 "Memory Management" and cover the first three sections (to Section 3.3 "Virtual Memory").

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

M1 on 11/27

On 11/27, we will meet at M1 classroom (Lecture Hall 201).

No OS Class on Thursday

According to the Academic Calendar , the class schedule of Thursday this week will be replaced with that of Monday and there will be no OS class this week.

Thursday, November 19, 2009

OS Exercise 7 posted

Today's exercise problems are posted at the Exercise Page.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Office Hours

If you plan to visit my office hours today, I'm likely to be in 241-F this afternoon.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Schedule for the next week

We will use the following classrooms next week:

Nov 19 (Th): Exercise at Lab hwd1 (3rd period) (Lecture Hall 208)
Nov 20: (Fr): Review (4th) and Midterm exam (5th) at M1 (Lecture Hall 201)

OS Next Week

Following the course schedule in the syllabus (as well as announced in the class), we are going to have the midterm exam next week. For this purpose, we will rearrange the schedule for the exercise and lecture

Nov 19 (Th): Exercise with extended deadline
Nov 20: (Fr): Midterm exam

The classroom is being requested to the Student Affaris Division and will be announced here when confirmed.

OS Exercise 6 posted

Today's exercise problems are posted at the Exercise Page.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Typos in Research Topic

Please read

Please just select the lab on this admin system and wait for something to happen.
as
Please DON'T just select the lab on this admin system and wait for something to happen.
(correction could not be made on the school's admin system as they close the registration period).

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Office Hours

If you plan to come to my office today, please send me email in advance. Thank you.

Friday, November 6, 2009

We miss you (Operating Systems)

Dear students,

You receive this message because you are registered with my section of Operating Systems course and did not come to the class (lecture) recently.

(This is independent of the exercise submission count. If you have already missed four or more exercise submissions, you are out of luck. Study hard next year).

According to the grading scheme in the syllabus, the class attendance does not count toward your final course grade. However, if you do not come to the class (with enough preparation, off course), it is quite likely that you cannot solve the exercise problems and also perform poorly in the exams. You have been given the same advice twice in the class and this message is the third time. Therefore, the final desicion is left up to you.

If you intend to continue with the class, see you next week.

Best regards,

OS Next Week

Next week, we will proceed to Chapter 6 "Deadlock.". We may also refer to Section 2.5 "Classical IPC Problems" as well as the Sleeping Barber Problem. The Sleeping Barber Problem was in the previous edition of the textbook but removed in the current edition (3rd ed.). You can obtain the scanned pages of the 2nd edtion from here (internal access only).

OS Exercise 5 posted

Today's exercise problems are posted at the Exercise Page .

Monday, November 2, 2009

Academic Dishonesty

Our TA discovered several identical or very similar submissions in recent exercise problems. While discussions and advices among students are encouraged, each student must submit his/her own work. Student must understand and expect that any act of academic dishonesty will result in severe penalty.

This week, we will cover Section 2.4 "Scheduling" in the lecture and will work on the problem related to Section 2.3 "Interprocess Communication" which was the topics of the lecture last week.