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⚫ | '''CS 3210''', formally known as '''Design of Operating Systems''', is a 3-credit Computer Science class taken as a thread requirement for [[Systems and Architecture]] threads (for both CS and CompE majors). It provides a deep dive into the structure, function, and design of the kernel of a modern Operating System. It is preceded by [[CS 2200]]/[[ECE 3058]] and succeeded by [[CS 4210]]/[[CS 6210]]. |
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⚫ | '''CS 3210''', formally known as '''Design of Operating Systems''', is a 3-credit Computer Science class taken as a thread requirement for [[Systems and Architecture]] threads (for both CS and CompE majors). It provides a deep dive into the structure, function, and design of the kernel of a modern Operating System. It is preceded by [[CS 2200]]/[[ECE 3058]] and succeeded by [[CS 4210]]/[[CS 6210]]. |
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== Workload == |
== Workload == |
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CS 3210 is a CS class notorious for its extreme workload, especially for those with minimal experience in working with a kernel. The class, like most 3xxx and 4xxx level CS classes, are highly project based. Projects generally take well over 15 hours a week, and starting early, as well as asking for help, is encouraged. |
CS 3210 is a CS class notorious for its extreme workload, especially for those with minimal experience in working with a kernel. The class, like most 3xxx and 4xxx level CS classes, are highly project based. Projects generally take well over 15 hours a week, and starting early, as well as asking for help, is encouraged. |