Systems Engineering

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language
BI-SEG	ZK	0	2C	English

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Department of Theoretical Computer Science

Synopsis:

This is an introductory class on systems engineering for bachelor students in computer science. The goal of the class is to introduce basic principles of operating systems for students to understand processor and memory virtualization. Seeing and actually understanding virtualization is the overarching theme of the class.

After taking the class, students are able to understand the difference between processes and threads as well as emulation and virtualization, what virtual memory is and how it works, what concurrency is, as opposed to parallelism, and how processes and threads synchronize efficiently to overcome concurrency for communication.

Requirements:

The prerequisites are:

1. Programming experience

2. Basic compiler design

3. Basic architecture design

Syllabus of lectures:

There are not lectures.

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Selfie

2. Language: Programming Language - Machine Code - Formal Grammar

3. Machine: Model-Processor

4. Machine: Memory

5. Machnie: Input/Output

6. Machine: Instructions

7. Machine: Emulation

8. Virtualization: Processes

9. Virtualization: Virtual Memory

10. Virtualization:Scheduling

11. Virtualization: Synchronization

12. Virtualization: Threads

13. Virtualization: Concurrency

Study Objective:

Study materials:

There is a draft of a textbook on Elementary Computer Science that is currently being developed for the class. The draft includes references to the literature relevant here.

Note:

There are not prerequisities.

Further information:

https://courses.fit.cvut.cz/BIE-SEG

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