Computer Science 322
Operating Systems

Instructor:	Jim Teresco, Clapp 220, (413) 538-2509
Electronic mail:	domain: mtholyoke.edu, username: jteresco (best contact method)
Class URL:	[Link]
Class hour:	Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:00-10:50, Kendade 303
Lab meetings:	Self-scheduled
Office hours:	Tuesday 3:30-4:30, Friday 11:00-12:00, by appointment

Course News

Take-home final exam underway
- due back (electronic or paper) May 13, 9:45 PM (college deadline)
Class examples will be placed in the cluster under /cluster/examples. You are welcome to copy these to your own directory space to try them out.
I've implemented an assignment submission procedure that we'll use for this course. You will need to follow a few simple steps for each assignment. For example, to submit Lab 0, you should do the following when logged into the head node of the cluster:
1. Create a staging area for your Lab 0 submission:
```
  turnin setup lab0
```
  This will create a directory in your account turnin/322/lab0.
2. You should place in this directory all of the files you need to submit. For Lab 0, this would be the required text files plus argadder.c, and Makefile. (Please do not include .o files, emacs backup files (the "tilde" files you see when using Emacs), or executable files.)
3. Complete the submission with the following command:
```
  turnin submit lab0
```

Related Information and Links

Some potentially useful information can be found on our textbook's web page.
If you are unfamiliar with Unix, I hope this page of hints and Unix/Linux tutorial might be helpful.
Duane Bailey's very brief but useful references
- C
- Unix
- Emacs
Somewhat relevant web sites: [Slashdot] [FreeBSD] [Sun Microsystems] [Mac OS X]
Less relevant, but more fun: [Dilbert] [Fox Trot] [Get Fuzzy] [User Friendly]