BSCS – 601
Reference: William Stallings (2009), Operating Systems: Internals and Design Principles, 6/E, Pearson Education
| Chapter 3 | · All material covered in lecture slides and class |
| Chapter 4 | · All articles from the book excluding 4.3 and 4.5 · All material covered in class and lecture slides · All related implementations discussed in class or given as assignments |
| Chapter 5 | · All articles from the book excluding 5.6 · All material covered in class and lecture slides · All related implementations discussed in class or given as assignments · The Dining Philosophers Problem as discussed in the class. {Theoretical description only, no implementation}. You can can reference from 6.6. |
| Chapter 7 | · All articles from the book excluding 7.5 · All material covered in class and lecture slides |
| Chapter 12 | · Cover 12.1-12.4 for objectives only .... |
| Chapter 16 | · Cover 16.1 · All material covered in class and lecture slides |
Reference: Tom Barnaby (2002), Distributed .NET Programming in C#, Apress
| Chapter 2 | · Serialization · All material covered in class |
| Chapter 3 | · Remoting, Application Domains, Context, Marshalling · All material covered in class · All related implementations discussed in class or given as assignments |
| Chapter 4 | · Implementing Well Known Objects, Building remote hosts using Windows Services · All material covered in class · All related implementations discussed in class or given as assignments |
Please send input through respective CRs if I have missed anything out. Whatever I have mentioned above WILL BE included in the exam, so don`t bother about arguing about them.
No direct emails, calls or sms please.
I haven't made the paper as yet so I can't provide any exact distribution but a general outlay will be 30-40% objectives, 20-30% theory and 30-40% implementations.
For CRs : please email me a document containing all the topics that I referred as IMPORTANT for the exam. Please make sure you email these within before 2359hrs on Friday 20 May 2011.
Wasalam,
Zain Abbas
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