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Held Monday, May 1, 2000
Overview
Today's outline does not yet have an overview. Jeana will be running class.
Question 49 for discussion today: Assuming that autonomous systems (like Star Wars) could actually be made to work, what, in your mind, are the most salient issues with regard to this kind of technology?
Question 50 for discussion tomorrow: How have operating systems broadened the horizons of what users and programmers can do with computers?
Notes
Contents
Summary
| Date | Presenter | Reading/Subject |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, May 2 | Adan | Disk Operating Systems: Dewdney 53 |
| Wednesday, May 3 | Liz | Operating Systems: Handout |
| Friday, May 5 | Ivy | Computerizing the Workplace: Forester and Morrison 8 |
| Monday, May 8 | Jeff | Birthdays; Random Numbers |
| Tuesday, May 9 | Joel | Core Wars: Reading to be determined |
Saturday, 22 January 2000
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