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Location: Building 6, Room 208
Time: Mon. Wed. 11:00-12:20
Introduction
COCS361 course presents the issues that influence the design of contemporary operating systems. Upon finishing this course, the students should be able to: Recognize the concepts and principles of operating systems, Understand the structure and components of traditional OSs, Acquire the skills of dealing with common operating systems like UNIX, Linux and Windows, and Use fundamentals of algorithms and algorithmic techniques.
Textbook
Abraham Silberschatz, et al, “Operating System Concepts", eighth Edition 2004, John Wiley & Sons Inc, ISBN-10: 9780470128725 ,ISBN-13: 978-0470128725
Course Content
Course Syllabus.. Click here
Chapter 1: Introduction to OS
Chapter 2: Operating System Structures
Chapter 3: Processes
Chapter 4: Threads
Chapter5: CPU Scheduling
Chapter6: Process Synchronization
Chapter7: Deadlock
Chapter8: Main Memory
Chapter9: Virtual Memory
Chapter10: Mass-Storage Systems
Chapter11: I/O Systems
Linux Kernel Map (image , interactive)
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