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 == Skills and knowledge students should have prior to beginning the course: == == Skills and knowledge students should have prior to beginning the course: ==
  
-Class designed for students majoring in Computer Science or in areas having a strong emphasis in Computer Science. Sound knowledge of data structures and C pogramming. 
  
  
-  * Unordered List Item+  * Class designed for students majoring in Computer Science or in areas having a strong emphasis in Computer Science. Sound knowledge of data structures and C pogramming.
  
  
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- Structure of a process: address space, registers, program counter and the stack.  +* Structure of a process: address space, registers, program counter and the stack.  
- Asynchronous activity: hardware and software interrupts, service routines.  +* Asynchronous activity: hardware and software interrupts, service routines.  
- Multiprogramming: programming for concurrency, process and thread, shared data, race conditions, critical sections and tools/techniques for multiprogramming such as mutual exclusion, semaphores and strict message passing.  +* Multiprogramming: programming for concurrency, process and thread, shared data, race conditions, critical sections and tools/techniques for multiprogramming such as mutual exclusion, semaphores and strict message passing.  
- Memory management: memory allocation, stack, heap, virtual memory. +* Memory management: memory allocation, stack, heap, virtual memory. 
- File systems: file organization and interfacing with secondary storage.  +* File systems: file organization and interfacing with secondary storage.  
- The operating system kernel: internals and interfacing via system calls.  +* The operating system kernel: internals and interfacing via system calls.  
- Distributed computing: communication, client/server model, remote procedure calls. +* Distributed computing: communication, client/server model, remote procedure calls. 
  
 == Course Format: == == Course Format: ==
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