CS370: Operating Systems

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Under revision for Spring 2022
Announcements: Course Objectives:
CS370 is a core undergraduate CS course. The objective of this course is to understand the broad range of issues that underlie the modern Operating Systems. We focus on key concepts and algorithms that are used in both commercial and open-source operating systems. This course will cover the following broad areas:
  1. Operating systems - perspective, terminology, structure.
  2. Processes, threads, concurrency and deadlocks
  3. CPU Scheduling algorithms
  4. Deadlocks and resource management
  5. Memory - address translation and virtual memory
  6. Storage architecture and File System
  7. Virtual Machines, Containers and data centers
We may discuss advanced topics (security and reliability) and recent development based on time available.

Lecture Coordinates
Sec 002: Tu, Th 12:30-1:45 PM, Clark A 201
Sec 801: Lectures available 1-2 hours after on-campus lectures on Canvas

Help Sessions Lectures
Some Wed or Thurs 5:30-6:15 as scheduled
devices with os


Instructors
Exapand email abreviation: C.E = colostate. edu
Yashwant Malaiya
Office: Room CSB 356
Office Hours: Wed 12:30 PM-1:30 PM, 3:30-4:30 PM
E-mail: malaiya at cs.C.E
Teaching Assistants
Graduate TA: Changsoo Jung
Changsoo.Jung at C.E
Hours: M,F 10-12AM Lab/Teams
TA Graduate TA: Varshik Chebrolu
Varshik.Chebrolu at C.E
Hours: T,Th 5-7PM Lab/Teams
TA
Undergraduate TA: Blake Martin
Blake.Martin at C.E
Hours: Th 4-6PM Teams
TA Undergraduate TA: Joseph Riva
Joseph.Riva at C.E
Hours: W 1-3PM Teams
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