Abstract
The University of Wyoming Computer Science Department has developed several versions of a multiprogramming operating system for research and for student use. This paper describes the background of the systems and the hardware facilities available. Major emphasis is placed on the message driven system and implementation problems presented by the hardware. The description includes the core-resident nucleus, the input/output communications, the file system and the high-level operating system.
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