Class Operating Systems

Understanding how an operating system works, how it interacts with hardware, and how it can be used efficiently by users and programmers is a fundamental component of computer science training. This course provides students with theoretical knowledge of how an operating system and a computer work, as well as the practical skills to develop sophisticated programs that efficiently utilize computer resources. Knowledge of an operating system will allow students to better understand how modern systems work.

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CP1 -Introduction to Operating Systems CP2 - Processes: virtuaization of the CPU CP3 - Memory management: virtualization of memory CP4 - Concurrency and syncrhonization CP5 - Persistence, file system

Quizzes are used in almost all theoretical and practical classes to engage students in the learning process. The tools used in the practical component for program development (CLion and GitHub) contain GenIA-based accelerators that speed up the development process and help students learn how to work with these types of tools.

"Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces”, Remzi H. Arpaci-Dusseau and Andrea C. Arpaci-Dusseau, Arpaci-Dusseau Books, November, 2023 (Version 1.10). Disponível online gratuitamente