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Nov 27, 2024
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CSCI134 HM - Operating Systems: Design and Implementation Credit(s): 3
O’Neill. Design and implementation of operating systems, including processes, memory management, synchronization, scheduling, protection, file systems, and I/O. These concepts are used to illustrate wider concepts in the design of other large software systems, including simplicity; efficiency; event-driven programming; abstraction design; client-server architecture; mechanism vs. policy; orthogonality; naming and binding; static vs. dynamic, space vs. time, and other trade-offs; optimization; caching; and managing large code bases. Group projects provide experience in working with and extending a real operating system. (Spring, alternate years)
Prerequisite(s): CSCI105 HM
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