• Thursdays, 11 am-1 pm, theory, lecture hall
• Fridays, 9:30-10:30 am, practical, B.Sc. computer laboratory

Mr. G. Vogl, 077-606404, gvogl@umu.ac.ug, gregvogl@yahoo.com, http://www.gregvogl.net/

• To understand the structure and function of operating systems, including the kernel, user interfaces, process scheduling, memory management, input/output device management, file systems, interprocess communication, networks and distributed systems, protection, security and recovery
• To use, examine, compare, select, install, configure, monitor, diagnose and repair specific operating systems such as Microsoft Windows and UNIX/Linux

Also see the detailed list of learning objectives.

• Thursdays will be theory sessions in the lecture hall. Activities will include lectures, presentations, demonstrations, group discussions and case studies
• Fridays will be practical sessions in the computer lab. Students will follow step-by-step instructions and complete lab exercises and projects.

• A list of relevant reference books is available.
• Documents and other files will be made available on the network for reading on the computers, saving to disk, and printing.