Course Overview:
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of operating systems, covering the fundamentals of computer systems, processes and threads, storage management, I/O systems, and case studies on Linux and virtualization. The course is designed to help learners develop skills that will be useful in their careers and self-employment.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:
Understand the basic elements of computer systems and operating systems
Understand the process management and synchronization techniques
Understand the storage management techniques, including virtual memory and file systems
Understand the I/O systems and mass storage structure
Apply the learned concepts in case studies on Linux and virtualization
Teaching Methodology:
Lectures: In-person or online interactive lectures will be delivered to explain the concepts.
Case Studies: Real-world examples will be used to help students apply the concepts and techniques learned.
Assignments: Regular assignments will be given to students to practice and apply the concepts learned.
Course Content:
Operating Systems Overview
Basic Elements of Computer Systems
Evolution of Operating System
Computer System Organization
Operating System Structure and Operations
Process Management
Processes
Threads
Process Scheduling
Process Synchronization
CPU Scheduling and Deadlocks
Storage Management
Main Memory
Virtual Memory
Memory Allocation Techniques
Storage Hierarchy
I/O Systems
Mass Storage Structure
File System Storage
File System Implementation
I/O Systems
Case Study
Linux System
System Administration
Virtualization
Revision and Assessment
Assignments and projects
Final Exam
Importance for Learner in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
The course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required to understand and work with operating systems. Understanding operating systems is crucial for a career in the IT industry. Additionally, the course will equip students with the necessary skills to become self-employed as IT consultants or system administrators.
Note: The contents can be modified based on the requirements of the learners or location.
Course Title: Operating Systems
Course Overview:
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of operating systems, covering the fundamentals of computer systems, processes and threads, storage management, I/O systems, and case studies on Linux and virtualization. The course is designed to help learners develop skills that will be useful in their careers and self-employment.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:
Understand the basic elements of computer systems and operating systems
Understand the process management and synchronization techniques
Understand the storage management techniques, including virtual memory and file systems
Understand the I/O systems and mass storage structure
Apply the learned concepts in case studies on Linux and virtualization
Teaching Methodology:
Lectures: In-person or online interactive lectures will be delivered to explain the concepts.
Case Studies: Real-world examples will be used to help students apply the concepts and techniques learned.
Assignments: Regular assignments will be given to students to practice and apply the concepts learned.
Course Content:
Operating Systems Overview
Basic Elements of Computer Systems
Evolution of Operating System
Computer System Organization
Operating System Structure and Operations
Process Management
Processes
Threads
Process Scheduling
Process Synchronization
CPU Scheduling and Deadlocks
Storage Management
Main Memory
Virtual Memory
Memory Allocation Techniques
Storage Hierarchy
I/O Systems
Mass Storage Structure
File System Storage
File System Implementation
I/O Systems
Case Study
Linux System
System Administration
Virtualization
Revision and Assessment
Assignments and projects
Final Exam
Importance for Learner in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
The course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required to understand and work with operating systems. Understanding operating systems is crucial for a career in the IT industry. Additionally, the course will equip students with the necessary skills to become self-employed as IT consultants or system administrators.
Note: The contents can be modified based on the requirements of the learners or location.
