COMP-361 : Systems Development Project Winter 2009

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COMP-361 : Systems Development Project

3 credits, 3 hours of lecture per week
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9h35-10h25; Trottier Building 0060

Practical issues in systems programming including: inter-process communication, task scheduling, special purpose systems, multi-processor systems. Implementation of a large body of software to illustrate core concepts and provide substantial hands-on experience.

Prerequisite: ECSE 321 or COMP 335 or COMP 303
Co-requisite: none

Updates

March 27th, 2009

• Added the Acceptance Test and Final Handin Grading Sheet and Schedule to the project section

March 21st, 2009

• Added the maintenance phase sheet to the project section
• Timeslot selection for acceptance demo will be done next Friday (the 27th)

March 13th, 2009

• Demo day: the TAs and me will be hanging around Trottier 3rd floor for the demos. Come and find us.

February 23rd, 2009

• Added the demo grading sheet and schedule to the project section

February 12th, 2009

• Added lecture 9
• Marc Boscher will be guest lecturing tomorrow

February 3rd, 2009

• Added lecture 8
• Updated name of guest lecturer

January 27th, 2009

• Added lecture 6 and 7

January 14th, 2009

• Posted the team names and team schedule
• Added lecture 4 and 5
• Added the first deliverable to the project page
• Created the handin box for Pong Challenge and the First Deliverable on WebCT
• Added the email address of the TAs

January 10th, 2009

• Added lectures 2 and 3
• Updated the tool page
• Added the missing CSS file

January 5th, 2009

• First day of class.

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