Lectures
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#19: Looking back and ahead
Monday, August 23
#18: Async I/O
Wednesday, August 18
Also see lecture 18 and lecture
19 from CS
110L to see how async I/O works in
other languages such as Rust!
#17: MapReduce
Monday, August 16
Nick Troccoli’s
slides from
winter 2021 may be a helpful resource. In addition, if you’re interested, the
original MapReduce
paper
contains many more details about the motivation and implementation of
MapReduce!
#16: IP and TCP
Wednesday, August 11
Ben Eater has an excellent video
series
overviewing how networking works from the ground up (all the way down to
hardware sending waves to communicate 1s and 0s) if you are curious about this
material.
#15: Threading and protocols
Monday, August 9
Roz’s
slides
from spring 2021 may be helpful supplemental material.
#14: Intro to Networking
Friday, August 6
Relevant reading: Bryant & O’Hallaron, Sections 11.1-11.4. Roz’s
slides
and Jerry’s slides
from spring 2021 may be helpful.
#13: Condition variables, recap
Monday, August 2
#12: Semaphores
Wednesday, July 28
#11: Mutexes
Monday, July 26
Reading: We’re beginning material from Bryant & O’Hallaron, Chapter 4 of the
Stanford version (Chapter 12 of the full text). Skip section 2. Also, Jerry’s
slides from last quarter may be helpful (decks
1 and
2).
#10: Browser Design
Wednesday, July 21
#09: Signals
Monday, July 19
#08: Execvp and Pipes
Wednesday, July 14
Roz’s lecture
slides
from last quarter may be a helpful resource.
#07: Synchronization, job control
Friday, June 12
The textbook should continue to be a good resource; in addition, you might find
Roz Cyrus’s slides from Spring
2021
to be a great resource.
#06: Intro to Multiprocessing
Wednesday, July 7
Reading: We are beginning material that is covered in Bryant & O’Hallaron,
Chapter 1 of the Stanford version (Chapter 8 of the full
text).
#05: Processes
Wednesday, June 30
#04: System calls
Monday, June 28
Reading: Bryant & O’Hallaron, Chapter 2 of the Stanford version (Chapter 10 of the full text)
#03: Directories and links
Friday, June 25
#02: Persistence and large files
Wednesday, June 23
#01: Introduction to Filesystems
Monday, June 21
Reading: S & K Chapter 2 (section 2.5 is particularly relevant to these first few lectures, as well as your second assignment)