Operating Systems WM-I-SO
Lectures (WYK) Winter semester 2021/22

The student knows the basic data structures and techniques for their use in operating systems

The student knows the algorithms for solving common problems in operating systems

The student has knowledge of the operation and design of selected popular operating systems (Linux, Windows, ...)

The student writes, runs and tests programs on various hardware and system platforms and creates their documentation

configures and administers selected operating systems

understands the rules of operating system administration in the development team

Written exam passed:

fully (no apparent shortcomings) 5

almost fully and criteria for awarding higher marks are not met 4.5

to a large extent and the criteria for granting a higher grade are not met 4

to a large extent - with a majority of positives - and the criteria for awarding a higher grade are not met 3.5

for more than half of the topics covered by the review and the criteria for awarding higher grades are not met 3

with incorrect or no answers for most of the cases covered by the verification 2

1. Introduction

2. Processes, resources, and threads

3. Process scheduling

4. Examples of process scheduling implementation

5. Memory management

6. Virtual memory

7. Input/output devices

8. File systems - logical layer

9. File systems - physical layer

10. File systems - examples of implementation

11. Concurrent execution and process synchronization

12. Process synchronization tools

13. Deadlocks

14. Dealing with deadlocks

15. Security

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