Start of classes.

Lecture notes for the next few classes will be posted in the CSE3221 course directory on red: /cs/course/3221

The topics for Assignment 1 will be made available in the file /cs/course/3221/3221_topics

A student is looking for partners to form a group to do the CSE3221 topic study. Please send email to matt10c@yorku.ca if you are interested.

A group of two students is looking for a third member to join the group to do the CSE3221 topic study. If you are interested please send email to Kunming Li at kml217@hotmail.com

The topic study slides are due on the day of the presentation. The topic study report is due on the last day to hand in term work, that is, Friday December 6, midnight.

You are required to hand in hard copies, and electronic copies of all assignments. Please use the “submit” command to submit electronic copies of all assignments, including topic studies PowerPoint slides and reports, programming assignment reports and source code, etc., to the course directory /cs/course/3221/submit. Use the command “man submit” to learn how to use the “submit” command.

Please note that CSE3221 Assignment 2 has been posted in the course directory: /cs/course/3221/3221assgn2_F13.pdf

The due date for CSE3221 Assignment 2 is November 4, 2013.

The CSE 3221 midterm test will be held at the following time and location:

Time: Monday October 28, 2013, 17:30-19:00

Location: Ross S205 (Ross South Room 205)

The Midterm Test will cover the following:

a) Chapters 1-5 of the textbook “Operating System Concepts” 9th Edition.

b) All the slides in OS_ch1.pdf, OS_ch2.pdf, OS_ch3.pdf, OS_ch4.pdf, and the slides from 5.1 to 5.32 in OS_ch5.pdf - as well as all the material covered in the lectures up to and including the Wednesday Oct. 23, 2013 lecture. Please make sure that you have the most up-to-date version of the lecture notes.

It is possible that the Midterm Test may include true/false questions, questions that require short answers, questions that require calculations, questions that may require the drawing of diagrams, questions that require slightly longer answers, questions that may require the writing of short programs using pseudo C code similar to that used throughout the textbook, and other possible question formats.

- Please note that, in order to make sure that everyone in the class gets exactly the same information regarding the midterm and final exam, the instructor will not answer individual e-mail questions regarding what will be on and what will not be on the midterm and final exam, because that would not be fair to those students who do not receive such information. - If you have any questions related to the midterm or final exam, please ask such questions during the lectures.

Please note that the due date for submitting CSE3221 Assignment 2 has been extended to Wednesday November 6, 2013, 17:30.

All groups must schedule appointments with the Course TA, Navid Mohaghegh, for the evaluation of the assignment to take place on Wednesday November 6, 2013.

Please note that CSE3221 Assignment 3 is available in the course directory:

/cs/course/3221/3221assgn3_F13.pdf

The due date for CSE3221 Assignment 3 is on the Last Day to Hand In Term Work, Friday December 6, 2013, 24:00 midnight.

Please note that the CSE3221 Midterm Test marks can be accessed by logging in to red.cse.yorku.ca, then typing the following command:

courseInfo 3221 2013-14 F

The CSE 3221 section A Final Exam will be held on:

Time: Thursday December 12, 2013, 14:00-17:00

Location: TC REXALL (Tennis Canada – Rexall Centre)

The Final Exam will cover the following:

a) Chapters 1-6, and Chapters 8-9 of the textbook “Operating System Concepts” 9th Edition.

b) The slides OS_ch1.pdf, OS_ch2.pdf, OS_ch3.pdf, OS_ch4.pdf, OS_ch5.pdf, OS_ch6.pdf, OS_ch8.pdf, OS_ch9.pdf, - as well as all the material covered in all the lectures.

It is possible that the Final Exam may include true/false questions, questions that require short answers, questions that require calculations, questions that may require the drawing of diagrams, questions that require slightly longer answers, questions that may require the writing of short programs using pseudo C code similar to that used throughout the textbook, and other possible question formats.

- Please note that, in order to make sure that everyone in the class gets exactly the same information regarding the Final Exam, the instructor will not answer individual e-mail questions regarding what will be on and what will not be on the Final Exam, because that would not be fair to those students who do not receive such information. - If you have any questions related to the Final Exam, please ask such questions during the lectures.

The unofficial final grades are available by first logging into your CSE account on the Red machine, then typing the following command:

courseInfo 3221 2013-14 F