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For
9/25, 10/16, 11/13, and 12/11 class will be held at SF651 |
Course
Objective
The
objective of this course is to learn the advanced theoretical and practical
aspects in researching operating systems and cloud systems.
Time
and Location
6:50
P.M. ~ 9:20 P.M. Wednesday at SF648
(for
9/25, 10/16, 11/13, and 12/11 class will be held at SF651)
Textbook
and Reference
required material
The os and cloud reading list
reference
Operating
System Concepts 9th edition
Abraham Silberschatz, Peter Baer Galvin, and Greg Gagne
John Wiley
& Sons, ISBN 978-1-118-09375-7
Operating Systems
- Internals and Design Principles, fifth edition
William
Stallings
Prentice Hall,
2005, ISBN 0-13-127837-1
Instructor
葉佐任 Tsozen Yeh
(yeh@csie.fju.edu.twyeh@csie.fju.edu.tw)
office: SF616
phone number: (02)
2905-3893
office
hour: 2:40 P.M. ~ 3:30 P.M. Wednesday and by appointments
Grading
reading
assignments: 60% of your grade
project: 30% of
your grade
class
discussion: 10% of your grade
Please
mail your weekly report to the class TA
王慧諦 (hdw21115@gmail.com)
You must submit your assignment by 9:00
A.M. of the due day.
Academic
Integrity and Cheating
Cheating will
not be tolerated in this class. Cheating in any part of
the course will lead to failing the course. All your work must be done
by yourself. It is ok to discuss course material and assignments with TA
and with your classmates. However, you shall not obtain answers directly
from anyone else but yourself.
Reading report
should answer the following questions
1. What is the problem the
authors are trying to solve?
2. What other approaches or
solutions existed at the time that this work was done?
3. What was wrong with the
other approaches or solutions?
4. What is the authors'
approach or solution?
5. Why is it better than
the other approaches or solutions?
6. How does it perform?
7. Why is this work
important?
8.
Can
any improvement be done?
Here are some examples of the reading report.
Note: very
important
1. You must submit your reports of
reading assignment by 9:00 A.M. of the class day.
2. The file name of your
reports must be "xxxx_#1(or 2).txt"
(text file, xxxx is your student ID, see the
assignment submission page for details).
3. Make sure to include the
paper
title, your name,
department/year, student ID, and due date in your report for every paper you read. In
the case of writing reports for more than one paper, put all reports in one file.
4.
You
can write your report in English or Chinese.
Class Schedule
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date
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main
topic |
paper
section and number |
first
author |
note |
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Sep. 11 |
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Introduction |
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Sep. 18 |
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File Systems: #11 |
Yeh |
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Sep. 25 |
File Systems:
#7 |
Santry |
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Oct. 2 |
typhoon break |
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Oct. 9 |
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File Systems: #1 |
McKusick |
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Oct. 16 |
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File Systems: #22 |
Hitz |
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Oct. 23 |
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File Systems: #14 |
Ghemawat |
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Oct. 30 |
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midterm |
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Nov. 6 |
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Distributed Systems:
#13 |
Dean |
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Nov. 13 |
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Distributed Systems:
#14 |
Chang |
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Nov. 20 |
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Distributed Systems:
#16 |
Shvachko |
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Nov. 27 |
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Memory Management: #6 |
Jiang |
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Dec. 4 |
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File Systems:
#23 |
Yeh |
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Dec. 11 |
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project
presentation |
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Dec. 18 |
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project
presentation
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Dec. 25 |
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holiday |
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self learning |
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Jan. 8 |
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self learning |
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