This repository contains material required to complete exercises for the OS lab in the 2019 summer semester, including exercise sheets and their associated materials (in the exN directories). Note that some of this material is based on previous years.
The OS lab is split into two major parts:
- Processes, scheduling and process communication
- Threads and thread synchronization
Each of these will be covered over 3 to 4 weeks. At the beginning of the semester, we shortly discuss shell (specifically, bash) usage and programming.
You will also be asked to complete a simple self-assessment C programming assignment, to understand for yourself whether you are ready to take this course with the expected amount of effort.
Grades are based on the number of exercises you complete (1 point per exercise), the quality of your presentation of these exercises, and a written test. This test will be a programming assignment where you need to implement a small C program similar in scope to the exercises.
Please do not underestimate this test, and make sure to use the self-assessment exercise to understand whether you are ready to successfully complete this lab.
Attendence is mandatory, failing to attend more than two times will likely result in a failing grade. Exercises only count as completed if the lab in which they are presented is attended.
Note: In order to successfully complete this course, you need to get a positive grade on the test and the number of exercises solved and their presentation. Both tests and the exercises/presentation contribute to your final grade.