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This is the second time this course is being taught in its revised form
by the computer engineering faculty.
Note that there is a new required text for the course
and that the lectures will be posted (hyperlink above) as they are available
throughout the fall semester as *.pdf files.
Instructor
Home page of Prof. K. J. Hintz
with office room number, office hours, and contact information.
Lecture
Monday, 1630-1910, Science & Technology II, Room 12
Course Credit
3 hours
Exams
Makeup exams are rarely given. Requests for a delayed Final Exam due
to multiple tests (>2) in one day will ONLY be considered if proper
forms are completed and in my hands prior to the mid-semester break.
Students with Disabilities
If you need special assistance, please inform me soon so that we can
work something out.
Attendance at lectures is not graded
Honor Code
You are encouraged to collaborate with other students on homework and
studying for the examinations. The normal honor code applies to all examinations.
Grading
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Midterm: 35%
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Final Exam: 35%
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Homework: 20%
- In class presentation (chart page
1, chart page 2) of individually
assigned paper: 10%
Homework
Homeworks are due on the date specified. Late homeworks will receive
1/2 credit maximum. A list of homeworks is not yet available since this
is a new textbook that is being used.
Milestones
Examinations
There will be a midterm and a final examination, both of which will
be closed book, closed notes.
Required text
F. Cottet, Joelle Delacroix, Claude Kaiser, and Zoubir Mammeri, Scheduling
in Real-Time Systems, Chichester, England:John Wiley, 2002, ISBN
0-470-84766-2, QA76.54.C68
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