CS332 Principles of Operating Systems (A. V. Gerbessiotis)

CS332 Web-page (by A. V. Gerbessiotis)

Course Information (Spring 2023)

Course Email: alexg+cs332@njit.edu (subject line per FAQ Doc1/page 11)	Instructor: A. Gerbessiotis
Contact(Office) Hours: Current Semester Hours.
Course Meeting: See Registrar's Schedule .
Course Assistant: Md Rakibul Hasan	Assistant's E-mail: mh629+cs332@njit.edu
Assistant's Hours: Thu 2-3pm (Webex)	Assistant's Info:(Webex)https://njit.webex.com/meet/mh629

SECTION A. Announcements

(5/09) End of Semester message: Grading and Grades Final Exam statistics and Course Statistics are available in Cannvas Announcements. Accessibility to the final exam paper for review is described in the link below (Final exam info). You may view the paper exam 11am-noon time, on Wed 10 May, 2023 per final exam info method. ~~Letter grades would be inserted into Banner sometime between Wed afternoon and Friday afternoon.~~ Letter grades were posted on Banner Wednesday afternoon. Canvas would be inaccessibly by the start of the Summer Session. Sometime later this week the course web-page would be moved to make room for a next semester section. Some material of it would still be accessible through the "Previous Offerings of CS332" link below.

Final exam info for Spring 2023 Final exam information ~~No information available yet.~~

Past announcements. Announcements before May 9, 2023.
Previous Offerings Previous offerings of CS332. Dangling links are possible.

SECTION B. Public information and external links

Public Information for CS332. It includes an unofficial syllabus in HTML.

SECTION C. Supplementary Notes and other Information

Other material: CS332 Subjects, Code, Past Exams Requires a login name and a password (available in Document 0 found in canvas Announcements). Note that slides are under copyright; mostly written by the author of the designated textbook.

Last modified May 11, 2023 at 13:52

Disclaimer The material of this web-page is purely optional. It is not required to study it. It is provided as is. Classroom attendance is strongly recommended, and so is studying the designated textbook.