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California State University Stanislaus

CS 3750-005: Operating Systems I

Spring 2024

2:00 - 3:15 pm, Tu Th, DBH 104, Dr. Megan Thomas


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Welcome to CS3750-005, an introduction to operating systems. Topics include:

Introduction to computer operating system design and implementation issues. Historical development of operating systems; management of processes, concurrent processes, storage, and I/O systems; distributed operating systems; protection and security; ethical issues relating to security and privacy; and case studies of operating systems.

Prerequisites: CS 3100 and CS 3740.

Announcements and Upcoming Events

9 Apr 2024 Question 8 (last question) on Problem Set 2 has been removed from Set 2 and will now be the first question in Problem Set 3.
5 Mar 2024 The article that came up in class today was "Reflections on trusting trust" by Ken Thompson. A two page read, and a humdinger -- I recommend it.

(A reprinting of his Turing Award Lecture.) Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie won their Turing Award for contributions to operating systems -- Unix, most particularly.

30 Jan 2024 Welcome to CS 3750!

Homeworks

Points
Lab 1 10
Problem Set 1 10
Mini-Homework 1 5

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