OS Final Exam on 2/10

The final exam of the Operating Systems will take place on Feb 10, 1310-1440 (3rd period) in Lecture Hall 205 (M5).

OS Exercise 12 posted

Today's problems have been posted at the Moodle. Please hand in your student evaluation sheet to the assistant before you leave the lab .

OS Exercise 7 graded

Exercise 7 submission have been graded and posted on the Moodle. As it was written in the problem, a, p, d commands and error handling are given 30, 20, 30 and 20% of the grade, respectively.

Typical mistakes include:

• the largest hole size is 'hard-coded' to 64K (not reflecting the actual size of the largest hole)
• the list structure does not follow the actual memory allocation status
• hole-merger cases not handled correctly
• unnecessary 'p' command or debug messsage

Please ask the instructor if you have question.

OS Exercise 11 posted

Today's exercise problems have been posted on the Moodle. Please note that we finish the exercise part of the class earlier (@1130) today.

OS Change of cut-off date for exercise submission

We have changed the definition of the cut-off date for the exercise submission: It was

cut-off date is five weeks from the class, or one week before the final exam, whichever comes first

Now

cut-off date is five weeks from the class, or the end of the day before the final exam, whichever comes first

The final exam is planned on Feb 10 (subject to change). Therefore, Exercise 10 and after can only be submitted by the end of Feb 9.

OS Exercise 10 posted

Problems for today's exercise class have been posted on the Moodle.

OS Exercise 6 graded

Exercise 6 submissions have been graded and posted on the Moodle. The following are grading criteria with allocated point(s):

• Reading input into the appropriate data structures (2pts)
• Input format error Checking (1pt)
• Displaying the initial resource allocation (1pt)
• Banker's algorithm (4pts)

The total points (8pts) are scaled to 100% and posted on the Moodle.

Typical errors/mistakes include:

• No message is printed out when the initial allocation is unsafe
• Imcomplete allocation list in the safe case
• compilation error (why did he submit it?)
• submission of the template file 'as is' (...)

If you have any question, please talk to the instructor during the Exercise class, office hours, or contact by email.