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This course is suitable for those who have taken a C programming course and a little bit of data structure and would like to increase their OS knowledge. I think some problem statements are not well-written, like in summative assessment 3, the output format is not defined well, so it takes a lot of time to debug.

A good walk-through of the OS basics. Could have more OS programming exercises or implementational projects. Some minor bugs with the Codio IDE could be fixed.

Good course but there are several mistakes in the quizzes and the auto-grading of programs often didn't work even though the programs were correct.

aside from some of the minor issues with the labs and assessments, I think it's pretty good.

great course

it was good

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Some exercises are missing the interactive portion, and there is a bug in the final submission for module 3.

not enough exercises to reinforce material. Everything else is great though

Assignments do no make sense

Much unconsistencies

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This course is less about operating system concepts and more about programming in C. It's also filled with spelling and grammatical errors. The interactive shell and IDE are very cool when they work well, but they don't always work well. The summative assessments don't fully spell out what they expect you to do; for example the last assessment doesn't tell you that it wants you to use malloc() and free(), nor does it tell you that you must check for properly-allocated memory, but you'll fail the assessment if you don't do these things. I don't recommend taking this course if you either: a) don't know C; or b) aren't interested in learning C