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Some representative past CITS2002 projects
CITS2002 is typically assessed through 2 programming projects,
a mid-semester test,
and a final examination.
This page presents a list of some recently offered projects.
While these past projects may appear difficult,
even under-specified,
for many current students,
keep in mind that each project was supported by
specific lecture material,
in-class demonstrations,
starting code,
sample solutions,
and
lots of discussion on our help forum.
- 2023-1 -
emulate the pre-emptive scheduling of processes on a single-CPU, multi-device system
- 2023-2 -
develop a command-line utility program to synchronise
the contents of two or more directories.
- 2022-1 -
estimate some resource requirements of running a simplified cron for a month
- 2022-2 -
build and search a compressed index of the words found in files
- 2021-1 -
execute C-like cool programs on a stack-based machine
- 2021-2 -
detect duplicate files in a file-system
- 2020-1 -
simulate a pre-emptive process scheduler supporting inter-process communication using pipes
- 2020-2 -
a utility program to merge the contents of multiple tar archive files into a single tar archive file
- 2019-1 -
simulate a single-CPU, multi-device, pre-emptive process scheduler
- 2019-2 -
a single instance file-system
- 2018 -
bake - a simplified version of make supporting URLs as dependencies
- 2017-1 -
report WiFi statistics
- 2017-2 -
a simple Unix shell
- 2016-1 -
simulate OS process scheduling and disk I/O
- 2016-2 -
cfind - a Unix utility similar to find with a C-like syntax
- 2015-1 -
whichbus? - processing Transperth's Google Transit Feed data
- 2015-2 -
a simple Unix shell (a revised version of this project was set in 2017)
- 2013, 2014 -
revised versions of these projects were set in later years
- 2012-1 -
calculate Australian Football League statistics
- 2012-2 -
merge the contents of multiple directories
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