Welcome Notices
| 1st lecture done, warmup assignment up, tech issues (Posted by Thomas, Mon Jun 1) |
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Hi everyone. Thanks to everyone who made it to the 1st lecture, in person or on Zoom. We'll continue to work to smooth out the Zoom audio setup. We've gone through the initial "structure" lecture and got as far through the "threading" content as the "burger" example. The warmup assignment "Assignment 0" is now available. Congratulations to the students who may have found some technology bugs already. We'll get to them. The bigger issue is that multiple students seem to have issues accessing moodle, the discourse instance, the wiki or all of the above. We will continue to investigate and should get this fixed up soon. Some systems get a bit confused by the multiple course codes, which might explain some of the issues. Hopefully we'll have updates on this soon. This URL may assist in accessing the moodle the first time: https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/course/view.php?id=99804 . That shouldn't be needed but it does seem to have helped one student. |
| Slides of 1st Lecture Up (Posted by Thomas, Sun May 31) |
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The slides for the 1st lecture are now uploaded. You can find them on the lectures subpage (under "Courseware" in the menu). I am still thinking of rearranging some of the content connected to the hamburger analogy in the threads lecture. |
| Welcome and Intro Lecture (Posted by Thomas, Fri May 29) |
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Welcome to OS! I've put up a short (30-minute) online-only mini-lecture on Echo360. It covers some basics about the course prior to the OS-related content starting on Monday. If you have time, have a look, or scan through the slides. Info about lectures is summarised in the lectures page (under "Courseware" in the menu). Most lectures will be hosted on Echo360, with exceptions clarified on the lectures page. You will need to go via moodle to get to Echo360. Let us know if that isn't working. And catch you for the start of the term on Monday! |
| Discourse Forum (Posted by Thomas, Mon Apr 26) |
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This year we'll be using Discourse rather than Ed for our forum.
There is already a link to the discourse forums on the menu (under
"Support"). We will post again once the discourse forum is activated.
Apologies if you see
any old references to Ed/Edstem forums (or Piazza or even older
websites). If there are issues connecting to the forum, let us know.
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| Welcome to OS in 2026! (Posted by Thomas, Mon Apr 26) |
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Hi everyone, and welcome to the website for OS in 2026.
This website is a skeleton for now with some miscellaneous resources
copied over from last year. We will fill it in with lectures and other
material as the course runs, with pointers to the relevant updates here.
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