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Each discussion section is conducted by a TA. Below is a list showing which TA is responsible for which discussion section:
During a discussion section, the TA will present information regrading up-coming programming assignments.
If you have a particular topic that you would like the TA to discuss in class, you should send e-mail to the TA
before 5PM on Thursday. The TA will try his/her best to cover such requests.
Please note that programming assignments are due on Fridays.
Since you are expected to have finished the an assignment before its due date,
on the due date of a programming assignment,
the TA will be introducint the next programming assignment and that takes
priority over the current assignment. If there is time left,
the TA can discuss the current assignment.
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Tentative And Final Slides
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The following are tentative and final slides (in PDF format) for this semester.
- Week 1
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- gdb, warmup #1
- Week 2
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- C, Unix
- Week 3
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- warmup #2 introduction
- Weeks 4 & 5
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- warmup #2, multiple processes and multiple threads
Code in slides:
- Week 6
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- introduction to kernel assignments
- Weeks 7 & 8
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- kernel 1, faber_test
Code in slides:
- Week 9
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- introduction to kernel 2
Code in slides:
- Weeks 10 & 11
- kernel 2, vfstest.c, faber_fs_test.c
Notes:
- Week 12
(PDF)
(6-up PDF)
- introduction to kernel 3
- Week 13
- objdump, address space implementation (vmarea, mmobj, pframe, page table),
page fault handling, hello.c,
fork-and-wait.c, kernel FAQ
- Week 14
- do_fork(),
kernel 3 FAQ,
memtest.c,
eatmem.c, and forkbomb.c.
- Week 15
- Q & A
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Rough Schedule (subject to change without notice)
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Week # |
Date |
Topics |
Comments |
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1 |
1/15 |
gdb, warmup #1 |
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2 |
1/22 |
C, Unix |
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3 |
1/29 |
warmup #2 |
(warmup #1 due at end of day) |
4 |
2/5 |
multithreading |
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5 |
2/12 |
Unix signals |
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6 |
2/19 |
intro to kernel assignments |
(warmup #2 due at end of day) |
7 |
2/26 |
kernel #1 |
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8 |
3/4 |
faber_test |
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9 |
3/11 |
kernel #2 |
(kernel #1 due at end of day) |
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3/18 |
(no class) |
spring break |
10 |
3/25 |
polymorphism, reference counting |
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11 |
4/1 |
vfstest, faber_fs_test |
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12 |
4/8 |
kernel #3 |
(kernel #2 due at end of day) |
13 |
4/15 |
objdump, addres space implementation |
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14 |
4/22 |
do_fork, memtest, eatmem, forkbomb |
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15 |
4/29 |
Q & A |
(kernel #3 due at end of day) |
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