Operating Systems Fall 2006

Office Hours
Dave Hollinger hollingd@cs.rpi.edu Mon 6-8pm, Thu 3-5pm Amos Eaton 107	Jiao Tao taoj@rpi.edu Monday 3-4pm, Wednesday 4-6pm Amos Eaton 217	Onur Tekdas tekdao@cs.rpi.edu Monday, Thursday 8:30-10:30am MRC 345 Office Phone: (518) 276-2135

HW	Due Date	Assignment	FAQ
1	9/20/2006 11:59PM	C programming (environment vars, fork & exec)	HW1 FAQ
2	10/5/2006 11:59PM	Directories, Files and Threads
3	10/26/2006 11:59PM	Writing a Shell	HW3 FAQ
4	11/21/2006 11:59PM	Filesystem
5	12/4/2006 11:59PM	HTTP Client

Topic	Adobe PDF	Links
Course Introduction	CourseIntro.pdf
Chapter 1: Introduction	Chapter1.pdf	Computer History
Crash Course on Using Unix (review)	unixcc.pdf	Unix FAQ Unix Progamming FAQ Unix Tutorials ssh.org (ssh client)
Sample Unix Session	unixsession.pdf	Logging in to CS Machines from Windows (a CompOrg Lab from Fall 05)
C Programming for C++ Programmers (review)	cprogcc.pdf
Chapter 2: Processes and Threads	Chapter2.pdf	fork() sample code Windows sample code Unix exec sample code Unix stat() sample code
Threads Programming	ThreadsProg.pdf	Simple threads code More threads samples (mutex, cond signals)
Chapter 3: Deadlock	Chapter3.pdf
Writing a Shell	shell.pdf	Sample Code (pipes, I/O redirection)
Memory Management	Chapter4.pdf
I/O and Device Drivers	Chapter5.pdf
Networking Background	network.pdf	OSI Reference Model (webopedia) RFC 791: IP (ietf.org) RFC 793: TCP (ietf.org) TFC 768: UDP (ietf.org)
Fifo, and TCP/IP Sockets programming	fifosock.pdf	Sample Code
Chapter 6: Filesystems	Chapter6.pdf	File Systems (wikipedia)
HTTP	http.pdf
Chapter 8 - Multiple Processor Systems	Chapter8.pdf
Chapter 9 - Security	Chapter9.pdf

OpSys Fall 2006

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