In Lecture 5 on Virtual Memory, Professor Jiang Dejun discussed the concept and importance of virtual memory in operating systems. The lecture covered the assignment for Project 5 and highlighted the key points to focus on. The lecture took place in the Fall Term of 2017-2018, with Professor Jiang's contact details provided for further communication.
During the lecture, Professor Jiang emphasized the significance of virtual memory in modern operating systems and its role in managing memory efficiently. The lecture also included a review of Project 4, which focused on synchronization primitives, inter-process communication with mailbox, and testing different functionalities such as spawn, kill, and wait.
The schedule for the lecture included the submission deadline for Project 4 and the assignment of Project 5. Students were required to compile their code, run it on their respective boards, and demonstrate the results to the teaching assistant. Additionally, Professor Jiang outlined the requirements for Project 5 development, which carried a weightage of 60 points towards the final grade.
Overall, the lecture provided valuable insights into the practical application of virtual memory in operating systems and equipped students with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively implement memory management techniques. The emphasis on hands-on project assignments ensured that students could apply theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios, enhancing their understanding and proficiency in the field of operating systems.
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