The objectives of this course is to fill in the gap between
the theory and practice. In particular, we will provide
the students with opportunities for the following experiences:
operating system installation and customization
kernel compilation and modification
peripheral device installation
system-level virtual machines (Xen, VMWare)
standard benchmark programs (SPEC, EEMBC);
workloads, run rules, performance metrics
We will also practice to read and write technical documents,
which is one of the weakest aspects for the University
of Aizu students.
Please note that students need to actively participate in the project
and discuss with the instructor for planning and tailoring
one's own project.
Course Schedule
Due to the nature of the project-oriented course,
exact and detailed schedule of will be determined
after the discussion between each student and the instructor.
However,
During the 1st class, the instructor provides
the course overview,
and topics of the past student projects.
The students and the instructor will discuss to explorer
the potential topics for their topics.
In the next two classes, each student should decide
his/her topic for the project.
In the next ten classes, each student reports the progress
(and issues/problems, if any) of the project.
During this period, we will also study the reference materials
(books/research papers/technical magazine articles)
in a reading circle manner.
In the lass class meeting, students will present
their project results.
Grading Scheme
Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) grade.
A student who fails to attend more than 30% of the classes
(i.e. four class meetings) and/or does not perform the following
(without justifiable reasons) will receive Unsatisfactory grade:
Tasks assigned for the week and their report at the class meeting
on the following week,
by s1300040 Daichi Higashi
(project report for the Spring semester, in Japanese.
This report is actually a poster for the Open Campus 2024 Summer,
which we were supposed to have participated, but canceled later.
This poster is acommpanied with
a video
which is the demo part of the Open Campus participation).
Recent Topics
The students participated in this SCCP worked
on the following topics (not exhaustive).
Please contact the instructor if you are interested
in the projects.