Message of the Day

  

The final is out. Check under Exams. You should have also gotten a copy by email.

— icharles, 2007.05.04

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Pinball is out.

— dwinogra, 17:50, 2007.04.22

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PinLib is out.

— ptr, 21:01, 2007.03.01

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Switch Show is out.

— ptr, 12:22, 2007.02.14

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Showtime is out. Have at it!

— ptr, 11:03, 2007.02.08

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As many of you are already aware, the handin script currently does not work. We are working on fixing it, but in the mean time, please hand in RealTime by e-mail to cs160tas@cs.brown.edu (if you haven't already) by 2PM on Thursday 2007.02.01.

Sorry for the mixup, folks.

— ptr, 00:45, 2007.02.01

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The collaboration agreement has been posted. Please hand it in, signed, in lecture on Friday. Homework by students who have not given us this form will not be graded.

Oh, and PIA stands for Peripheral Interface Adapter.

— ptr, 12:23, 2007.01.29

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Partial TA hours have been posted.

— ptr, 16:43, 2007.01.26

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CS160 - Coming Soon!

CS160: Introduction to Embedded and Real-Time Programming provides a comprehensive introduction to the design and implementation of software for programmable embedded computing systems. Such systems may be found within cellular phones, car engines, and, of course, pinball machines. Over the course of this semester, we will be using this last case as an example, as we explore the embedded real-time software design and development process, touching on aspects of embedded hardware and real-time, small-footprint operating systems.