Ideal for Software Engineers and Developers
This course is perfect for software engineers who want to gain a deep understanding of operating systems and their core principles. It’s also designed for developers looking to optimize application performance through a better understanding of OS internals and system-level operations.
Perfect for IT Students and System Administrators
This course is ideal for IT students aiming to enhance their troubleshooting skills by mastering key operating system concepts. It’s also tailored for system administrators looking to improve their ability to manage and maintain complex OS environments efficiently.
Explore practical uses of operating systems in various scenarios.
Cover fundamental to advanced operating system concepts.
Learn from professionals with extensive experience in OS.
Enhance understanding through practical exercises and projects.
Introduction to the Course
Introduction to OS
Anatomy of Process
Memory Management
Inside CPU
Process Management
Storage Management
Socket Management
More OS Concepts
Our Operating Systems course is designed to provide a solid foundation for individuals looking to master this critical area of computer science. Throughout this course, you will gain essential knowledge and hands-on experience in operating systems, from basic concepts to advanced techniques. Learn how operating systems manage hardware and software resources, understand process scheduling, memory management, and file systems, and develop key skills in problem-solving and system optimization. Whether you’re new to operating systems or seeking to deepen your expertise, this course equips you with the tools and insights to excel in software development and beyond.
Develop a basic shell that can execute commands, handle piping and redirection, and support background execution. This project involves understanding process creation, inter-process communication, and file descriptors.
Implement a virtual memory manager that handles page replacement algorithms like FIFO, LRU, and Optimal. This project focuses on memory management techniques, paging, and page fault handling.
Create a simple file system that supports basic file operations such as create, delete, read, and write. This project involves understanding file system structures, inodes, and block allocation methods.
Build a basic web server that can handle multiple client requests concurrently using multithreading. This project involves socket programming, thread management, and synchronization techniques.