CS 481 - Operating Systems Principles - 3 credit hours
Basic principles of modern operating systems design: emphasis on concurrency including problems (nondeterminism), goals (synchronization, exclusion) and methods (semaphores, monitors); resource management including memory management and processor scheduling; file systems; interrupt processing.
Prerequisite: 341L .
Available for graduate credit except for graduate majors in the department.
Also offered as EECE 437L
