WARNING: This is only a tentative schedule. Everything here is subject to change.

I will make additions and changes as the semester progresses. Keep checking the class web space to see the latest version.

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(Latest Revision -- 2019/05/03)
[2019/05/03: added info about quiz #12 on May 6]
[2019/05/03: cancelled quiz #13 (May 13)]
[2019/04/24: added info about quiz #11 on April 29]
[2019/04/19: added more info about quiz #10 on April 22]
[2019/04/19: added possible HW info for April 19]
[2019/04/11: added more info about quiz on chapter 8 - Apr 15]
[2019/04/08: added info about quiz on chapter 8 - Apr 15]
[2019/04/08: added info about HW on chapter 8 - answers Apr 12]
[2019/04/05: cancelled quiz scheduled for Monday, Apr 08]
[2019/03/29: changed content of quiz #8]
[2019/03/29: made some schedule items more 'open' - (TBA)]
[2019/03/23: corrected a typo - week 9 Friday is 3/29]
[2019/03/16: made choice for coverage of quiz #7]
[2019/03/10: adjustments to HW assignment and quiz/date for weeks 8 and 9]
[2019/03/08: specified quiz coverage in chapter 6]
[2019/03/05: changes to activities in weeks #7 and #8]
[2019/01/04: initial work]

WORK SCHEDULE FOR CS 3750 -- Spring 2019

You will find weekly reading assignments here that set a pace that will keep you roughly on track to complete all the required reading by the end of the semester.

For best results try to both stay ahead of my lectures in your reading, as well as ahead of the reading assignments. When you get a quiz, it'll have mostly questions related to what I've been presenting in class, but it can also ask things about your recent reading assignment.

I will try to synchronize homework assignments with lecture and quizzes. In class or office hours, feel free to ask questions related to the current homework.

Before you read a chapter in the book, first read the assigned homework problems for that chapter. As you read the chapter, gather the maximal amount of relevant information to use in your answers to the problems.

I'm assigning reading in chapters 1-15. I advise you to keep your text book for further reading and reference. If you finish reading the whole book, I think you'll learn a lot of things that you'll eventually find quite valuable.
WEEK #1: Friday, Jan 25
WEEK #2: Jan 28 - Feb 01
WEEK #3: Feb 04 - Feb 08
WEEK #4: Feb 11 - Feb 15
WEEK #5: Feb 18 - Feb 22
WEEK #6: Feb 25 - Mar 01
WEEK #7: Mar 04 - Mar 08
WEEK #8: Mar 11 - Mar 15

SPRING BREAK: Saturday, March 16 - Sunday, March 24

Wednesday, March 20

WEEK #9: Mar 25 - Mar 29
WEEK #10: Tu, Apr 02 - Fri, Apr 05
WEEK #11: Apr 08 - Apr 12
WEEK #12: Apr 15 - Apr 19
WEEK #13: Apr 22 - Apr 26
WEEK #14: Apr 29 - May 03
WEEK #15: May 06 - May 10
WEEK #16: M-W, May 13 - May 15

Finals Week Runs from Thursday, May 16 to Wednesday, May 22.

FINAL EXAMS: 🌷

🍇 The final exam for section 1/2 (the 2:00-2:50 class) of Operating Systems I (CS 3750) is scheduled for Friday, May 17, 2019 from 14:00 to 16:00 (2:00 to 4:00). The exam is currently scheduled to be in the regular classroom: C-113.

🍐 The final exam for section 3/4 (the 1:00-1:50 class) of Operating Systems I (CS 3750) is scheduled for Wednesday, May 22, 2019 from 11:15 to 13:15 (11:15 to 1:15). The exam is currently scheduled to be in the regular classroom: C-113.

Bring a #2 pencil, an eraser, and a Scantron 882-E form (the LONG form). The 882-E forms are sold in the bookstore.