This week is reserved for final project demonstrations, presentations, peer feedback, course synthesis, and final submission of reports and code.
Week 15 brings the semester together. Students present their projects, explain their design choices, demonstrate their implementation, and connect their work to the operating-system concepts studied in the course.
| Time | Activity | What Students Do | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before Lecture | Preparation Reading | Finalize project code, report, slides, demo script, and experiment results. | Book → |
| Lecture 1 | Final Presentations | Present problem, motivation, design, implementation, evaluation, limitations, and lessons learned. | Slides → |
| Lecture 2 | Course Synthesis | Connect projects to OS concepts including processes, memory, concurrency, storage, virtualization, and security. | Slides → |
| Lab Session | Final Demo Session | Run project demonstrations, answer questions, and submit final materials. | Lab → |
| After Lecture | Assignment 15 | Submit final report, source code, slides, and demo evidence. | Assignment → |
| End of Week | Quiz 15 | Complete short quiz on No regular quiz; final assessment is based on project presentation and submission. | Quiz → |
Present a complete OS project, explain technical decisions, demonstrate results, and reflect on course concepts.
Slides for final project presentations. Replace this placeholder with your final PDF or Google Slides link.
Instructor notes and class summary for review after lecture and before assessment.
Placeholder for lecture recording or external video link. Replace this href with YouTube, Blackboard, or local recording URL.
Starter files, examples, and templates for the Week 15 lab and assignment.
Complete the assigned reading before lecture. Focus on definitions, mechanisms, tradeoffs, and examples that connect to the lab.
Use this reference to look up commands, system calls, library calls, and Linux behavior related to this week.
Run project demonstrations, answer questions, and submit final materials.
Submit final report, source code, slides, and demo evidence. Submit source code, screenshots, and a short explanation.
Short quiz covering No regular quiz; final assessment is based on project presentation and submission.
Central download area for slides, notes, lab, assignment, starter code, and reference files. Replace placeholder paths after uploading final files.
Course complete. Students should archive code, report, slides, and feedback for future research or portfolio use.