Description
This course enables the students to:
A. To understand the key concepts and principles of operating systems.
B. To explore the design of key components of OS.
C. To develop the skills necessary to understand the basics of processes, memory
and files in any OS.
D. To analyze and evaluate different OS interfaces.
E. To apply theoretical knowledge to solve practical problems related to OS.
Benefits of the course
- After the completion of this course, students will be able to:
- 1. Understand the key components and functions of an OS.
- 2. Understand the core concepts of process management .Analyze and compare different process scheduling algorithms.
- 3. Understand process deadlock.
- 4. Understand basics of memory management schemes.
- 5. Understand basics of file management schemes
Topics for this course
22 Lessons
Module 1: Introduction to Operating System
Module 2: Process scheduling algorithm
Module 3: Deadlock
Module 4: Introduction to memory hierarchy
Module 5: File concept
Requirements
- Basic computer knowledge is required
- A laptop or desktop is recommended for practice
- Students should install required software.
- Internet connection required for downloading tools and resources
- Regular practice is necessary to understand programming concepts
- Complete assignments and lab exercises after each module
Target Audience
- BCA 1st year students starting their computer science foundation
- Beginners who want to learn programming and core IT concepts
- Students preparing for BCA university exams and practical labs
- Learners interested in building a strong base for software development
- Students planning to continue into advanced programming and database subjects
Materials included
- Chapter-wise PDF notes
- Presentation slides for each module
- Practical lab manuals and exercises
- Programming examples and sample codes
- Assignments and practice questions
- Previous year question papers (if available)
- Mini project guidelines and templates
- Revision sheets and important questions list
