Project (9 CP/6 weekly hours) 0432 L 567 in SS 2013

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Star: 09.04.2013

Informatik (Diplom): Study Area BKS
Informatik (MSc): Mandatory course in module MINF-SE-OSPJ
Technische Informatik (Diplom): Catalogue Technical Applications
Technische Informatik (MSc): Mandatory course in module MINF-SE-OSPJ

Since the advent of many-core CPUs, research in the field of operating system is again a pressing topic. In this project new approaches to cope with the rising com-plexity of many-core systems will be investigated and realized. The participants will gain new insights in the design of major current operating systems and improve their skill in system programming.

The project approaches system programming with a focus on scheduling while con-sidering non-functional targets such as modularization, energy-awareness and others. Prototypes will be implemented for existing operating systems.

• Successful teamwork
• Self-organization (roles, mile stones, interfaces, …)
• Insight into current research

• Active continuous attendance
• Seminar presentation
• Seminar paper
• Successful participation in the project
• Technical documentation
• Presentation of project results

• Good programming knowledge in C
• Interest in system programming