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-  * Dec 3: The design problem we discussed in class: [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/3221/MemoryDesignProblem2.htm|problem]] and [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/3221/CSE3221-MemoryDesign2.jpg|reference solution]].
+  * Dec 18:  **Your final mark and unofficial grade have been posted. You can check from [[https://www.cse.yorku.ca/~roumani/ePost/server/ep.cgi|ePost]].**
-  * Nov 28: Lecture notes for week 10 posted at [[:lecture_notes]]. Some multi-level paging diagrams used in class: {{:unix-32bit-memory001.pdf|32-bit Unix}} and {{:unix-64bit-memory001.pdf|64-bit Unix}}.
+  * Dec 14:  A2 marks and TA's Comments are posted. Check from [[https://www.cse.yorku.ca/~roumani/ePost/server/ep.cgi|ePost]].
+  * Dec 3: The design problem we discussed in class: [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/3221/MemoryDesignProblem2.htm|problem]] and [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/3221/CSE3221-MemoryDesign2.jpg|reference solution]]. The reading list for your final review:
+     - Introduction: lecture notes/slides only;
+     - Process: 3.1– 3.4;
+     - Thread: 4.1—4.4;
+     - CPU Scheduling: 5.1—5.3;
+     - Process Synchronization: 6.1—6.6;
+     - Memory management: 8.1—8.5, 8.8;
+     - Virtual memory: 9.1-9.3, 9.6;
+  * Nov 28: Lecture notes for week 10 posted at [[:lecture_notes]]. Some multi-level paging diagrams used in class: 32-bit Unix and 64-bit Unix.
   * Nov 26: Your project marks and TA comments are posted at [[https://www.cse.yorku.ca/~roumani/ePost/server/ep.cgi|ePost]]. The due date of assignment 2 has been extended to Nov 28.
   * Nov 20: Some unix test scripts are posted for you to test and debug your A2 program, check  [[:assignments|Assignments/project]].
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   * Oct 16: **Midterm has been re-scheduled to the class on Nov 5. The location has been confirmed at R S203 (Note this is NOT our regular classroom).**
   * Oct 15: Project is posted at [[:assignments|Assignments/project]]. Please finish Part I before the first due date.
-  * Oct 10: Your A1p codes have been marked. Please go to [[https://www.cse.yorku.ca/~roumani/ePost/server/ep.cgi|ePost]] to check your marks and TA's comments. Consider TA's feedback for your future submissions. Lecture notes for week 5 posted at [[:lecture_notes]]. Some C programs to be discussed in class: {{:thrd_c.txt|thread.c}}, {{:alarm_c.txt|alarm.c}}, {{:alarm_fork_c.txt|alarm_fork.c}} and {{:alarm_thread_c.txt|alarm_thread.c}}. **The second deadline for A1 has been extended to Oct 14.**
+  * Oct 10: Your A1p codes have been marked. Please go to [[https://www.cse.yorku.ca/~roumani/ePost/server/ep.cgi|ePost]] to check your marks and TA's comments. Consider TA's feedback for your future submissions. Lecture notes for week 5 posted at [[:lecture_notes]]. Some C programs to be discussed in class: thread.c, alarm.c, alarm_fork.c and alarm_thread.c. **The second deadline for A1 has been extended to Oct 14.**
-  * Sep 26: Some due dates have been adjusted based on our class progress, check [[:assignments]] for details. Some fork examples discussed in class can be downloaded {{:fork_examples.pdf|here}}. Lecture notes for week 4 posted at [[:lecture_notes]].
+  * Sep 26: Some due dates have been adjusted based on our class progress, check [[:assignments]] for details. Some fork examples discussed in class can be downloaded here. Lecture notes for week 4 posted at [[:lecture_notes]].
   * Sep 24: Lecture notes for week 3 posted at [[:lecture_notes]].
   * Sep 6: A1 is posted at [[:assignments|Assignments/project]]. To help you review C language, You should start to work on its first  part right away.
   * Sep 4: Lecture notes for weeks 1-2 posted at [[:lecture_notes]].
   * Sep 2: Course web is up. Class starts on Sep 5.