Operating Systems - COE628

This course deals with Operating systems basic concepts. This course is taken at TMU, formally known for Ryerson. (COE628)

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Contents Covered:

• Hardware and software features required for operating systems,
• Process Management,
• Scheduling,
• Inter-Process Communication & Synchronization,
• Process Starvation,
• Deadlocks,
• Memory Managment
• Virtual Memory & file systems. Note: The major lab project will involve developing system modules. (Formerly COE518)

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Lab1:

• Implementing a Priority Queue using a linked list (C programming Language)

Lab2:

• Part A: Using a command line arguments and exit codes (C programming Language)
• Part B: Multiprocessing and Synchronizations

Lab3:

• Learn how to use fork(), execXXO and wait()
• Write a simple shell

Lab4:

• Learn how to use dup2 (and/or dop) and pipe
• Write a simple shell to support piping

Lab5:

Lab6:

Lab7:

• Learn about multi-threading in programming language that supports the monitor concept of concurrency control.
• Concurrency Control in a multi-threaded Java Application

Lab8:

• Implement a basic Semaphore in Java to:
• Block Thread or Wake Up the Thread once the resource become available
• Implement two method up(), down()