Operating Systems

CSE2008 Undergraduate 3 Credits

Course Description

1. To understand the fundamentals, architecture, and services of operating systems.
2. To study process management, process synchronization, deadlock handling, and multithreading concepts.
3. To understand memory management and virtual memory techniques.
4. To study storage management, file systems, and protection mechanisms.
5. To explore modern operating system technologies, including virtualization, cloud computing, and distributed file systems through case studies.

Course Outcomes (COs)

CO1

CO1 - Understand the fundamentals of operating systems, their architecture, services, system calls, and various types of operating systems.

CO2

CO2 - Analyze process management concepts including process scheduling, inter-process communication concurrency, and multithreading techniques.

CO3

CO3 - Apply synchronization mechanisms and deadlock handling techniques to coordinate concurrent processes effectively.

CO4

CO4 - Analyze Main memory management and virtual memory management techniques.

CO5

CO5 - Illustrate the concepts of storage management and file systems implementation.

CO6

CO6 - Analyze security, protection mechanisms and implement operating system technologies through industry case studies.

Course Modules

Module No. 1 (5)

Introduction

Sessions:

What Operating System do

Operating System Architecture - Monolithic

Course Contents

M1: module-no-1

1.1: what-operating-system-do 1.2: operating-system

Key Skills

• System Programming
• Operating System Concepts
• Process Management
• Memory Management

Technologies

Linux Shell Scripting C Programming