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 ## Learning Objectives
 
+* Understand what an OS is.
+* Understand "boot to kmain" and why it has to happen.
+* Understand talking to hardware.
+* Understand some basic OS abstractions.
+
 ## Schedule
 
+The schedule is structured like a song, in [ABABCB] form. Some popular songs with
+this structure:
+
+[ABABCB]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Song_structure#Variation_on_the_basic_structure
+
+* “What’s Love Got To Do With it” by Tina Turner
+* “Girl” by The Beatles
+* “Hot N Cold” by Katy Perry
+
+There's three kinds of sections: verses, choruses, and a bridge. (A is "verse",
+B is "chorus", C is "bridge".)
+
+* The chorus contains the main idea, or big picture, of what is being expressed
+  lyrically and musically. 
+* The verse contains the details of the song. Each verse is different.
+* The bridge is a device that is used to break up the repetitive pattern of the song.
+
+[for more](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Song_structure)
+
+### Verse: Background (30 mins)
+
+### Chorus: VGA Driver (90 mins)
+
+### Verse: Let's talk about the boot process (30 mins)
+
+### Chorus: Boot to kmain (90 mins)
+
+### Bridge: Interrupts (60 mins)
+
+### Chorus: Other abstractions (60 mins)
+
 ## Supporting Materials
 
 ## Challenges