A link to the class on the UCB Extension web site will be provided once it has been listed (usually by the beginning of September).
For those that do not live in the Bay Area, do not wish to wait until the course is next taught, or that are not generally free on Sundays, the class can also be purchased on video.
October 2nd morning - Kernel Overview Kernel terminology Basic kernel services Process structure October 2nd afternoon - Kernel Resource Management Jails Scheduling Signals Virtual memory management October 9th - Break, no class this week October 16th morning - Kernel I/O structure Special files Pseudo-terminals and job control Multiplexing I/O Autoconfiguration strategy Configuration of a device driver October 16th afternoon - Filesystem Overview Filesystem services Block I/O system (buffer cache) Filesystem implementation Soft Updates and Snapshots October 23th - Break, no class this week October 30th morning - Multiple Filesystem Support Support for multiple filesystems Volume management Network File System (NFS) October 30th afternoon - Interprocess Communication Concepts and terminology Basic IPC services Example use of IPC and network facilities November 6th - Break, no class this week November 13th morning - Networking Implementation System layers and interfaces Routing issues Internet protocols (TCP/IP) November 13th afternoon - System Tuning Performance measurement System tuning Crash dump analysis Security issues