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   * Week 6 ({{:eecse3221-w15-w6-p3.pdf|3-side/page}}, {{:eecse3221-w15-w6-p6.pdf|6-slide/page}}, {{:eecse3221-w15-w6-p2.pdf|2-slide/page}}) – Process Synchronization (I): critical-section problem & example, bakery algorithm, Peterson’s solution. (chapter 5.1-5.3)
-  * Week 7 (3-side/page, 6-slide/page, 2-slide/page) - Process Synchronization (II): hardware solution, semaphore, classic problems (B-B, R-W, D-P). (chapter 5.4-5.8)
+  * Week 7 ({{:eecs3221-w15-w7-p3.pdf|3-side/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w7-p6.pdf|6-slide/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w7-p2.pdf|2-slide/page}}) - Process Synchronization (II): hardware solution, semaphore, classic problems (B-B, R-W, D-P). (chapter 5.4-5.8)
-  * Week 8 (3-side/page, 6-slide/page, 2-slide/page) – Memory Management (I): logical vs. physical memory, address binding; Contiguous memory allocation. (chapter 8.1-8.3)
+  * Week 8 ({{:eecs3221-w15-w8-p3.pdf|3-side/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w8-p6.pdf|6-slide/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w8-p2.pdf|2-slide/page}}) – Memory Management (I): logical vs. physical memory, address binding; Contiguous memory allocation. (chapter 8.1-8.3)
-  * Week 9 (3-side/page, 6-slide/page, 2-slide/page) - Memory Management (II): paging, segmentation, examples. (chapter 8.4 -8.8)
+  * Week 9 ({{:eecs3221-w15-w9-p3.pdf|3-side/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w9-p6.pdf|6-slide/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w9-p2.pdf|2-slide/page}}) - Memory Management (II): paging, segmentation, examples. (chapter 8.4 -8.8)
-  * Week 10 (3-side/page, 6-slide/page, 2-slide/page) – Virtual Memory: demand paging, replacement, thrashing. (chapter 9)
+  * Week 10 ({{:eecs3221-w15-w10-p3.pdf|3-side/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w10-p6.pdf|6-slide/page}}, {{:eecs3221-w15-w10-p6.pdf|2-slide/page}}) – Virtual Memory: demand paging, replacement, thrashing. (chapter 9)
   * Week 11 (3-side/page, 6-slide/page, 2-slide/page) – Protection and Security. (chapter 14-15)