If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in June, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: August 12.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in June, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: June 3.

Further updates for spring 2024 will come in january.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in August, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: August 16.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in June, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: June 5.

The course instance of spring 2023 starts on Monday. More information will follow.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in August/September, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: August 26.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in June, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: June 3.

Today's lab demonstration will take place in SU00-SU01 10-12.

The written exam will be held as a regular on-campus exam. The exam web page has been updated.

The course instance of spring 2022 will soon start. Due to the Covid situation, the lectures and lessons will be given online using Zoom. The Zoom links are avaible in the Lisam page. The web pages are being updated, some things might remain from last year's instance.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in August, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: August 20.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in June, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: June 3.

Updated instructions for lab0 and lab1 are now available in the labs page. Also a section on lab environment has been added with a direct link to the VM and to instructions on how to connect to the LiU machines remotely.

To access online lectures and lessons on Zoom, please check the Lisam page.

Welcome to the 2021 version of the course! Due to the Covid situation the course will be taught remotely. Web pages are being updated.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series in august, sign up here. You will then be contacted to arrange a date. Deadline to sign up: August 25.

Part C of the exam is now available.

The basic strucuture of the retake exam in June and August will be the same as the exam in March with some minor adjustments, see the examination page.

If you want to demonstrate your solutions to the lab series, sign up here. Deadline to sign up: June 4.

Part C of the exam is now available.

The exact timings for the exam has been set, see the examination page.

The format for the digital exam has now been decided, see the examination page. The planned demonstration session on March 30 will be performed remotely. Contact your lab assistant to agree on an exact time and method.

There will be some kind of digital examination on the same date as the exam was scheduled (March 27). The exact form of the exam is not yet decided but LISAM will be used in some way. For this reason it is important that you have access the LISAM instance for this course if you want to do the exam. For more details see the examination page.

There will be no written (physical) exam. The remaining alternatives are to postpone the examination until a later date or perform the examination using other means. I am currently working on the second option with the clear ambition of having a digital/remote version of the exam.

A new decision has been made at LiU that has an impact on the exam. However, it is not yet clear what this means for TDDB68 and TDDE47. The exam is not of a nature that can be easily done as a home exam. More information will follow.

According to this information page the written exam will be held as normal. Details on the format on the written exam and the two parts is now also provided on the examination page.

A new lab session will be sheduled on Friday 13/3 13-15 in rooms SU1516 and SU1718. Also there is a last chance to demonstrate your solutions on Monday March 30, see the course schedule.

For those who would like to run Pintos on your own machine I've put together some instructions here. Feedback is welcome in case there are things not working/is unclear.

The lesson slides for lesson 2 are now available on the lectures and lessons page. Also there are test files available for labs 3 and 4 in the git repo for the pintos labs. You can access them directly from here, here, and here.

All lab instructions are now available. Also note that the third lab preparation lesson has been moved to February 27.

The web pages are currently being updated for VT1 2020.