Latest Announcements
and News (please check often):
-
Final Exam:
Monday December 13th, 1:30PM - 4:30PM
Location: 1MEB-253 (Mechanical Engineering Building, Room: 253)
- DO NOT Come to the Siebel Center Classroom (there will be no one there!)
-
–You
are allowed to bring a cheat sheet to the final
exam (A4 size, two sides only, at least 1 pt font please)
- Link to map of final exam location:
http://www.fs.uiuc.edu/ada/0112.html
- [12/08] Extra office hours:
- Imranul: Dec 9 (Thursday), 2010 (10:30 am - 12 noon)
- Indy: Dec 10 (Friday), 2010 (4 pm - 5 pm)
- Note: Indy's regular office hours on Dec 9 (Thursday) are cancelled.
- [12/05] MP3 deadline extended to Dec 6, 2010
(5 PM) (11:59 PM).
- [11/18] Extra TA office hour today (3:30 PM - 5:00 PM).
- [11/15] HW 5 out. Due: Nov 30, 2010 (Tuesday).
- [11/08] MP 3 out. Due:
Dec 5, 2010 (Sunday). Extended to: Dec 6, 2010 (5 PM)
- [10/21] HW
4 out. Due:
Nov 4, 2010 (Thursday). Extended to: Nov 9, 2010
(Tuesday)
- [10/11] HW
3 out. Due: Oct 21, 2010 (Thursday).
- [10/07]
MP 2 out. Due: Oct 31, 2010 (Sunday).
- [10/07] Midterm grades released in compass. [Midterm Solution]
- [10/06] No TA office hours today.
- [10/05] Midterm Exam. Syllabus:
All Material from Lectures 1 through Lecture 10 (both inclusive), HW1,
HW2, and MP1. (Exam location is Everitt Lab 151).
Here is a
campus map. Please do NOT come to the usual
classroom in Siebel Center!
- [10/01] MP1 Demos in the evening. Signup Sheet on
Newsgroup.
- [9/21] No office hours today (Indy).
- [9/09] HW
2 out. Due: Sep 21, 2010 (Tuesday).
- [9/01] MP
1 out. Due: Sep 30, 2010 (Thursday).
- [8/31] HW
1 out. Due: Sep 9, 2010 (Thursday).
- [8/24] First Lecture
- [8/16] Website created.
Basic
Information:
Class
Meets: Tu and Th, 2.00
PM - 3.15 PM, 1105 SC (Siebel Center)
Newsgroup
(fastest way to get queries answered):
class.fa10.cs425
Office
Hours:
Textbook:
[Recommended purchase] Coulouris,
G., Dollimore, J., and Kindberg, T., Distributed Systems: Concepts and
Design, Addison-Wesley, Fourth Edition, 2005, ISBN: 0321263545.
Please note: The third edition ought to suffice for
most of our material, but we will refer to chapter, section, and
problem numbers ONLY in the Fourth Edition. Correct
interpretation/translation of these numbers in the 3rd edition is
solely the students' responsibility (no excuses).
[Supplementary (Optional) Textbooks]
Sukumar Ghosh. Distributed
Systems: An Algorithmic Approach. 2006 CRC Press,
ISBN: 1584885645.
A. Tanenbaum and M.
Steen, Distributed systems: principles and paradigms, Prentice Hall,
Second Edition, 2005, ISBN: 0132392275.
Prerequisites:
CS
241 or ECE 391 or equivalent course on Operating Systems or Networking
(approval of instructor required for latter).
Course Information
Sheet: [pdf]
Student
Infosheet/Survey (fill and return):
[pdf]
Academic Integrity
Policy:
We adhere by the CS academic integrity policies
outlined at the webpage https://agora.cs.illinois.edu/display/undergradProg/Honor+Code
. It is the course policy that all of the work you submit
for grading, or in support of graded material, as an individual or
project group, shall be your own
product, from inception to completion. The only resources you
can avail of in your
HWs
and MPs are the provided course materials (slides, textbooks, etc.),
and communication with instructor/TA via newsgroup and email. Please do
not reveal solutions on any of these fora. Exams are closed-book,
closed-notes, unless otherwise specified.
Violations of this academic integrity
policy will be treated seriously.
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