Constructing a solid real-time operating systems course in computer science major

Authors:
Kuodi Jian
Affiliations:
Metropolitan state university, Saint Paul, Minnesota
Venue:
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges
Year:
2007

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Abstract

This paper presents a way of constructing a solid real-time operating system course in a computer science major. It gives a complete course example (in terms of textbook selection, electronic equipment, and structuring the course materials to be covered) and points out aspects that you need to be aware when constructing a new Real-Time Operating System course for computer science students. The example course can be adapted to one semester graduate level course or one semester senior or junior levels undergraduate course.