School of Computer Science
	[Simulator Project]
	You will learn to implement an Operating System Simulator. This term, you will finish three projects, i.e. event-driven, boot procedure, memory management, process control block. Please follow below steps to start your own projects: Read the instructions and get all files you need. Read the Simulator Project Introduction pdf format or word format. Work on the following projects.
	Project Description:
	11/15/2005 Objective #3 Direction is posted, pdf format . (Due Nov 28) Presentation new ppt format and old ppt format. 11/01/2005 Objective #2 Direction pdf format. (Due Nov 11) Presentation new ppt format and old ppt format. A correction is posted, txt format . 10/26/2005 Objective #1 Direction is available pdf format. (Due Oct 30) Simulator Project and Obj#1 Presentation ppt format. Resources Data Structure of the Project (GIF Format) Major Data Structures #1, #2, #3 Minor Data Structures Big Picture: Process Mgmt, IO Mgmt, Memory Mgmt
	[Concurrent Programming]
	You will write the program based on the BACI interpreter. Its homepage is located at http://www.mines.edu/fs_home/tcamp/baci/ The BACI support C-- programming, which is a subset of C++ syntaxes. After you write your C-- code, use bacc to turn it into PCODE object code executable by the interpreter. Then use bainterp to see the result. Here is what your should do to get started: Download BACI toolkit from its homepage and choose a suitable platform version. Download and read through the user guide cmimi.pdf, located here: http://www.mines.edu/fs_home/tcamp/baci/bacidocpdf.tar.gz Work on the following projects...
	Project Description:
	10/05/2005 Project Assignment #2 is available pdf format and doc format. (Due 10/16/2005) Hints for the Project #2 hint #1 and hint #2(updated). Regarding to the submission, you can directly email source code and report to haocheng @ cs.ucf.edu. 09/12/2005 Project Assignment #1 is available pdf format and doc format. (Due 09/23/2005) Hints for the Project #1 txt format.