Sep-15: Go revisit Project-1 again (and, if needed, hit reload on your browser). The project has been changed to be four parts (A/B/C/D). This is not an addition to the project, but rather a dividing of what had been part A into two parts (now A and B, displacing the last two parts to become C and D). With the addition of this part is an additional deadline and thus additional time overall.
Sep-12: Project-1 has been posted on the Assignments page. Notice that it has three parts (A/B/C), each with its own due date. Get started on part A right away, because it presents you with a significant chunk of new code to understand.
Sep-05: In order to be able to clone Fivish (our simulated system) from GitLab, I will need to add you to the course group so that GitLab allows you access to the Fivish repository.
I cannot add you to that group until you have logged into GitLab itself. When, in the course of following the Tools document, you login to GitLab, send me a DM on Slack, letting me know that you are now on GitLab. I will add you to the group ASAP, and you can then continue on with Project 0 by downloading Fivish.
Sep-04: On the Assignments page, you can now find Project-0. Go get started!
Additionally, on the Documents page, the Tools document has been updated. It now contains a section on how to set up SSH keys for communicating with GitLab---something that will be needed to download the simulator (and later to do group projects).
Aug-28: Welcome to Systems II! There are a few key pieces of information that you should know before classes begin:
Our first class meeting will be on Wednesday, Sep-02, at 11:35 am in SCCE E210. We will spend some time discussing an overview of the class, but we will quickly dive into the material, so it is critical that you are present from the very beginning.
Before our first class meeting, read the Course Information. This document covers the course topics, expectations, structure, grading, etc. You are expected to have reviewed this document thoroughly.