The ways in which we use computing devices is radically changing. With these changes and the advent of concepts like the “Internet of Things,” we cannot simply take a single concept of a computer as the de facto standard.
The ways in which we use computing devices is radically changing. With these changes and the advent of concepts like the “Internet of Things,” we cannot simply take a single concept of a computer as the de facto standard.
This course will make sure students avoid that pitfall as they’re exposed to the essentials of how operating systems work (the fundamental concepts and algorithms used) and how those operating systems have evolved to include virtualization and distributed systems over time.
Students will also study how OS resources may be consumed via networking. What is commonly called “cloud computing” has stretched what we think of a computing device across the globe as a connected system of services/processes. By the end of this course, students will have the ability to leverage and apply knowledge from class in real-world operating systems based in today’s cloud world.
Mission Statement
Improve English language skills of students at the University of Minnesota, helping them develop cultural understanding and the communication, critical thinking, and academic skills needed to be successful in academic, professional, and social settings.
Help internationalize the University of Minnesota by providing native speakers of other languages access to the University, serving as a resource to University programs and faculty who work with multilingual students, and fostering greater understanding of linguistic and cultural diversity.
Support the ESL profession by offering training opportunities for ESL teachers, providing continued development for ESL professionals, and contributing to the field through presentations, publications, and collaboration on research in second-language teaching and learning.
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