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Re: How to teach OS
On Fri, 4 Mar 2005, Martin P. Hellwig wrote:
> Please define first what level op competence you expect of a *BSD
> developer at the end of your course, somebody who can develop _on_ *BSD
> or on and _for_ *BSD and in what language(s)?
On and for *BSD in C. These are the goals I would like to obtain for
myself.
> What is the expected knowledge level of the students starting your
> course? And how do you deal with students not having that minimal
> starting knowledge?
Assume that each student already knows C and C is the expected language.
Students are expected to know IA-32 assembler, Intel architecture and C.
I don't know how to deal with students without the minimal starting
knowledge, generally it is just too bad if they don't have it and
registered for the course.
-Zera
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