CSCI2670

Operating Systems

Offered this year and every year

Spring 2025

Covers not just the principles of operating systems but the intricacies of how they work. Topics include multithreaded programming, managing threads and interrupts, managing storage, processor scheduling, operating-system structure, virtualization, security, and the design of file systems (both local and distributed). Extensive examples are taken from actual systems, including Linux and Windows. Students are expected to complete both problem sets and programming assignments (in C) and will individually write a simple operating system.

Prerequisite: one of CSCI 0300, 0330, 1310, or 1330. Graduate students only.

This course covers the same material as the combination of CSCI 1670 and 1690 and shares their assignments.

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Course Home Page: http://www.cs.brown.edu/courses/csci1670/
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