COMPSCI 110, Spring 2003 Introduction to Operating Systems

Tentative Schedule Assignments Lecture Notes Policies Course News Demo Scheduler

Course Vital Statistics Lecture Time: TH 12:40-1:55 Lecture Location: Social Science 139 Discussion Sections: Wed 9:10 A158 LSRC Wed 5:10-6:00pm D106 LSRC Instructor: Robert Wagner Office: D336 LSRC Email: raw@cs.duke.edu Office Hours: Tuesday 2:15-3:30 & Thursday 2:15-5:00 and by appointment. TAs: Hao He haohe@cs.duke.edu Office: D125 LSRC Regular office hours: 3:50-4:50pm on Monday and Wednesday UTAs: Tryg Dolber trd2@duke.edu Office hours: Mon 4-6, in Teer computer cluster Sooraj Bhat sbb5@duke.edu Office hours: Sun 4-6pm in Teer computer cluster Byung Soo Lee byung.lee@duke.edu

Communications

• Newsgroup: duke.cs.cps110
• Course mailing list: cps110@cs.duke.edu
• Anonymous feedback: http://www.cs.duke.edu/csed/coursefeedback.html. Note that anonymous feedback is hard to respond to. Unless you really feel your comments must be anonymous, I encourage you to send mail to me directly so I can send a reply back to you.
• Getting to know you: class pics (will be private once they are out there); class questionnaire (if you didn't fill one out during 1st class [doc format])
  Groups

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Resources and Amusements

• Textbook: Modern Operating Systems, 2nd edition, by Andrew Tanenbaum
• Nachos Project Guide
• Andrew Birrell, "An Introduction to Programming with Threads" [Compressed PostScript]
• A token of the fondness for Nachos held by the Fall 1995 CPS 110 class (thanks to Rachel Pottinger)
• Priority inversion in the Mars Pathfinder mission

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Previous Terms of CPS 110

• Spring 2002
• Fall 2002

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