CSE306
Course | CSE306 |
Title | Operating Systems |
Credits | 3 |
Course Coordinator |
Michael Kifer |
Description |
Students are introduced to the structure of modern operating systems. Topics include virtual memory, resource allocation strategies, concurrency, and protection. The design and implementation of a simple operating system are performed. This course focuses on teaching the skills required to design and build modules of an operating system kernel. It covers key algorithms and architectures. A companion course, CSE 320, teaches complementary skills from the application programmer's point of view. |
Prerequisite |
C or higher: CSE 216 or CSE 260; CSE 320; CSE Major .
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Course Outcomes |
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Textbook |
William Stallings. Operating Systems, Internals and Design Principles. Pearson, 9th ed., 2018. |
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