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Given that mainstream OSes still need to catch up with the use of Xerox Star architecture in terms of safety and developer tooling I find that many students still have a lot to learn outside the UNIX mentality many of these courses have.

And this course does exactly that by having some Mesa related classes.

I don't know how course numbering works there but a course with a 122 number here would be a first-year, non-gen-ed class. If you look at the syllabus, most of the material is pretty basic so I'd also question the idea that it's an advanced course.

What's cutting edge thought in OS design?

less and less operating system?

(I say that tongue in cheek, looking at unikernels)

Glad I came to the comments first. Thanks for this.