Labs for Rust OS – CS-3210 at Georgia Tech

Re:Labs for Rust OS – CS-3210 at Georgia Tech by jcranmer on Tuesday April 21, 2020 @05:56PM (#22939763)

I'll also have to say that the course labs look far more interesting than they were a decade ago. Implementing a new linux syscall to readtsc isn't particularly exciting...

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Re:Labs for Rust OS – CS-3210 at Georgia Tech by ethbro on Tuesday April 21, 2020 @06:10PM (#22939886)

CS 3210 & 6210 were my favorite undergrad courses.

Incredibly frustrating, but I learned more general concepts in each semester than in anything else.

I still remember trying to decide between 6210 and another elective. I asked Bill Leahy, who in typically efficiency replied, "Well, Tom Conte has a Porsche and a Ferrari." I figured that was a fair criteria in deciding who to learn from.

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Re:Labs for Rust OS – CS-3210 at Georgia Tech by dboon on Wednesday April 22, 2020 @12:20AM (#22942119)

Bill Leahy and Tom Conte are god damn treasures to this world. I love them both.

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Re:Labs for Rust OS – CS-3210 at Georgia Tech by kediz on Tuesday April 21, 2020 @08:57PM (#22940962)

Actually all the professors in COC can afford them because they got paid very well(Full professors in COC has 200k+)

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Re:Labs for Rust OS – CS-3210 at Georgia Tech by Cyph0n on Tuesday April 21, 2020 @07:38PM (#22940477)

Tom Conte’s graduate computer architecture course was a ton of fun and a lot of work!

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