Week 1: Operating Systems Part I | Computer System Engineering | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | MIT OpenCourseWare
This section provides materials for Week 1: Operating Systems Part I . Materials include lecture outlines, slides, and readings as well as recitation and assignment activities.
Recitation 1: Worse is Better Read “The Rise of Worse is Better” by R. Gabriel and be prepared to discuss it. Lecture 1: Coping with Complexity: Enforced Modularity via Client/server Organization Lecture 1 Outline Introduction to Systems Why is Complexity Bad? Mitigating Complexity Enforced Modularity Other Goals Detailed Outline Lecture Slides Lecture 1 Slides: Coping with Complexity (PDF) Reading Book sections 1.1-1.5 and 4.1-4.3 Recitation 2: We Did Nothing Wrong Read “We Did Nothing Wrong: Why Software Quality Matters” by D. Gage & J. McCormick in Baseline Magazine on…
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