4003-506 Systems Programming II

Term:	20093
Times:	2:00 - 3:50pm TR
Room:	70-3000

Last Updated 2010/03/10 12:36:51

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2010/03/10:
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Description

Application of operating system concepts to the design of hardware interfaces for a multiprogramming environment. Laboratory work includes the development of a multiprogramming (optionally, multiprocessing) kernel with system call and interrupt handling facilities, and the building of device drivers for a variety of peripheral devices. This course provides extensive experience with those aspects of systems programming that deal directly with the hardware interface. A significant team programming project is a major component of the course.

Instructor

Name:	Warren R. Carithers
Office:	3617 Golisano (70-3617)
Phone:	(585) 475-5393
Email:	wrc AT cs.rit.edu

Syllabi

4003-506 Syllabus

Course Contents

Below is a rough schedule for the quarter; more details are given in the course syllabus. These schedules may change depending on the events of the quarter.

Event	Date(s)
Baseline development	Weeks 1 - 3
Debugging	Week 4
Midpoint review & demonstration	Week 6
Project presentations	Week 10
Final project demonstration, submission of all project materials	Finals week