During my last term I took Intro to Operating Systems we used a set of source code from berkely and washington called nachos. It basically emulates a MIPS 2000 platform. It is set up to have around 5 or 6 projects. Multithreading, File systems, Multi-processing, Memory Management and others. There are ports of the code for BDS, Linux, Solaris etc.... I suggest you go here for ideas. http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/t om/nachos/
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During my last term I took Intro to Operating Systems we used a set of source code from berkely and washington called nachos. It basically emulates a MIPS 2000 platform. It is set up to have around 5 or 6 projects. Multithreading, File systems, Multi-processing, Memory Management and others. There are ports of the code for BDS, Linux, Solaris etc.... I suggest you go here for ideas. http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/t om/nachos/