This undergraduate research presentation for CST334: Operating Systems provides an in-depth look at the diverse landscape of undergraduate research. I focused on identifying high-impact opportunities for students to engage with emerging technologies and academic inquiry.
CST334: Operating Systems
Operating Systems provided a deep dive into the architecture of modern systems, with a heavy emphasis on mastering the Linux command line and shell scripting. The course balanced technical use—using GNU utilities like awk and sed—with deep design theory covering process management, memory allocation, and concurrency. Learning how OS internals manage resources gave me a much deeper respect for the efficiency and complexity of the software we often take for granted.