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(Required)
Avi Silberschatz, Peter Baer Galvin,
and Greg Gagne |
| (Highly recommended) Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Albert S.
Woodhull |
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(Recommended) Daniel P.
Bovet, Marco Cesati |
Dr. X. Li
Email: xiaolin at cs
Offices: 223 MSCS (405-744-2338)
Office Hours: W 4pm-6pm or by appointment
URL: http://www.cs.okstate.edu/~xiaolin
Mr. Han Zhao
Email: haz at cs
Office: 229 MSCS (405-744-5273)
Office Hours: T 2pm-4pm or by appointment
Prerequisite: CS2123, CS3653, and either CS3443 or ECEN 3213.
R 7:20pm-10:00pm, 310 MSCS (Stillwater) and 226 NCB (Tulsa).
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(Required)
Avi Silberschatz, Peter Baer Galvin,
and Greg Gagne |
| (Highly recommended) Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Albert S.
Woodhull |
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(Recommended) Daniel P.
Bovet, Marco Cesati |
http://www.cs.okstate.edu/~xiaolin/teaching/cs4323
Class contribution bonus: 5%
Quiz and homework assignments: 15%
Programming assignments: 20%
Midterm Exams: Midterm1 (20%), Midterm2 (20%)
Final Exam: 25%
Note: Homework and programming assignments are due by 11:59pm of the due date (unless announced in class otherwise). Late homework will not be accepted. Late program penalty is 10% per day, according to the timestamp of your online submission. Only when verifiable extenuating circumstances can be demonstrated will make-up exams or extended assignment due dates be considered. Verifiable extenuating circumstances must be reasons beyond control of the students, such as illness or accidental injury. Poor performance in class is not an extenuating circumstance. Notify your instructor (by a note or an email for record) of the verifiable extenuating circumstances in advance or as soon as possible. In such situations, the date and nature of the make-up exams and the extended due dates for the assignments will be decided by the instructor.
Attendance Policy:
Attendance is strongly encouraged, but not required or monitored (except for the first two classes). Students are responsible for any material covered in class. Some of the materials covered in class will not be in the textbook. Announcements about homework, projects, programming assignments, etc. will be made in class and/or Desire2Learn or by emails. Students are encouraged to check the course webpage on Desire2Learn (or their emails in class accounts) regularly.
Collaboration Policy:
Discussion of techniques and ideas covered in class is encouraged. However, every line of all assignments must be your own. A statement required by the university: "Care must be taken that exam answers are not seen by others, that term papers or projects are not plagiarized by others or otherwise misused by others, etc. Even passive cooperation in a dishonest enterprise is unacceptable." In programming assignments, discussion of techniques in a natural language (such as English) is allowed, but a discussion in a computer or algorithmic language is not allowed. (Computer language discussions and questions are to be limited to the language and should not concern the assignment.) Stealing, giving or receiving any code, drawings, diagrams, texts or designs (from others or Internet) is NOT allowed. Project reports should be written in your own words; apparent copy (over 1 sentence) is assumed as plagiarism, if not quoted. In examinations, no discussion of any kind (except with the instructor) is allowed. No access to any type of written material is allowed. Students who do not comply with the above described collaboration policy will receive a grade of F in the course. Furthermore, the case will be reported to the University Officials.
