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MSC Semester I - Operating Systems

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MSC Semester I - Operating Systems

MSC Semester I - Operating Systems

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Lectures -129

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Duration -11 hours

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Course Description

Unit – I

Introduction: Computer-System Architecture, Operating-System Structure, Operating-System

Operations, Process Management, Memory Management, Storage Management, ProtectionSecurity, Kernel Data Structures, Computing Environments, Open-Source Operating Systems.

Operating-System Structures: Operating-System Services, User Interface for OperatingSystem(CLI and GUI), System Calls, Types of System Calls(fork, exec, wait, kill, exit).

Process Management: Process Concept, Process Scheduling, Operations on Processes (Process

creation-fork system call, process termination), Inter Process Communication, Types of IPC(Shared

memory, message passing, signals, socket, pipes) Zombie and orphan processes.

Threads: Overview, Multithreading Models, Threading Issues.

Process Synchronization: Concept, Critical-Section Problem, Peterson’s Solution,

Synchronization, Classic Problems of Synchronization, Semaphores, Monitors.

Unit – II

CPU Scheduling: Concepts, Scheduling Criteria, Scheduling Algorithms, Thread Scheduling,

Real-Time CPU Scheduling, Algorithm Evaluation.

Deadlocks: System Model, Deadlock Characterization, Methods for Handling Deadlocks,

Deadlock Prevention, Deadlock Avoidance, Deadlock Detection, Recovery from Deadlock.

Unit – III

Memory Management: Main Memory, Swapping, Contiguous Memory Allocation, Segmentation,

Paging, Structure of the Page Table. Virtual Memory: Demand Paging, Page Replacement,

Allocation of Frames, Thrashing.

Mass-Storage Structure: Overview, Disk Structure, Disk Scheduling, Disk Management, SwapSpace Management, RAID Structure.

Unit – IV

File Systems: File Concept, Access Methods, Directory and Disk Structure, File -System

Mounting, Protection. File-System Structure and Implementation, Directory Implementation,

Allocation Methods, Free-Space Management, Recovery, Network File System.

Advanced Operating System- Basics of Network Operating System, Server Operating System and

Real Time Operating System, Mobile OS – iOS and Android – Architecture, Versions and SDK

Framework

MSC Semester I - Operating Systems

Curriculum

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Unit I - Introduction to Operating Systems

54 Lectures
  • play icon What is an operating system? 03:46 03:46
  • play icon OS traditional view, an illusionist, a government. 05:02 05:02
  • play icon OS salient features. 05:44 05:44
  • play icon Computer system structure 01:50 01:50
  • play icon Modern OS functionalities 06:05 06:05
  • play icon OS principles 05:05 05:05
  • play icon Layered computing systems 03:39 03:39
  • play icon Layered design exceptions 05:29 05:29
  • play icon Performance optimization in computing systems 03:42 03:42
  • play icon OS user interface 03:16 03:16
  • play icon OS interfaces 03:30 03:30
  • play icon Protection 04:54 04:54
  • play icon Kernel mode and user mode 03:48 03:48
  • play icon System calls 05:29 05:29
  • play icon Example system calls 02:31 02:31
  • play icon Types of system calls 02:53 02:53
  • play icon Traps 06:24 06:24
  • play icon Application programming interface (API) 03:43 03:43
  • play icon How APIs invoke system calls? 03:09 03:09
  • play icon System call implementation 03:36 03:36
  • play icon Parameter passing to system calls 04:30 04:30
  • play icon Life cycle of program creation 02:58 02:58
  • play icon Memory footprint of a program 01:39 01:39
  • play icon Processes 02:19 02:19
  • play icon Multiprogramming and multitasking 04:56 04:56
  • play icon Scheduler and process scheduling 03:11 03:11
  • play icon Process states 04:24 04:24
  • play icon Process control block (PCB) 03:40 03:40
  • play icon Creating a process 01:25 01:25
  • play icon Why use threads? 03:09 03:09
  • play icon Overheads of using processes 03:19 03:19
  • play icon Key idea behind threads 02:46 02:46
  • play icon Single vs multithreaded processes 07:07 07:07
  • play icon Benefits of threads 03:09 03:09
  • play icon Semaphores 05:16 05:16
  • play icon More about semaphores, POSIX semaphores 03:50 03:50
  • play icon Synchronization patterns-bounded concurrent access, signaling 03:42 03:42
  • play icon Employing semaphores to avoid busy waiting 03:05 03:05
  • play icon Readers-writers problem 03:28 03:28
  • play icon Readers-writers solution-shared data 04:01 04:01
  • play icon Readers-writers solution-implementation notes 02:37 02:37
  • play icon Readers-writers solution-writer process 02:06 02:06
  • play icon Readers-writers solution-reader process 04:32 04:32
  • play icon Readers-writes problem variations and reader-writer locks 04:01 04:01
  • play icon Priority in readers-writers solution 02:12 02:12
  • play icon Dining philosophers problem 03:12 03:12
  • play icon Dining philosophers problem solution 02:56 02:56
  • play icon Deadlock in Dining philosophers solution 03:17 03:17
  • play icon Handling deadlock in dining philosophers solution 04:29 04:29
  • play icon Introduction To Process Synchronization 13:27 13:27
  • play icon Critical Section Problem 06:58 06:58
  • play icon Mutual Exclusion Using Critical Region 03:11 03:11
  • play icon Bounded Buffer Problem 07:16 07:16
  • play icon Dining Philosopher Problem 09:03 09:03

Unit II - CPU Scheduling

44 Lectures
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Unit III - Memory Management

27 Lectures
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Unit IV - File Systems

4 Lectures
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