Operating Systems

Overview

OS looks at the underlying principles that govern all operating systems, irrespective of the choice of OS you make. Operating systems are involved in the management and smooth functioning of programs, memory and I/O devices. They bridge the gap between the hardware and the user. Topics covered include Scheduling, Synchronization, Paging and more.

Navigation

• Prerequisites

• Textbooks

• Videos

• Websites

Prerequisites

This course has no prerequisites.

This course is a prerequisite for:

• Computer Networks

Textbooks

Title	Author(s)	Edition
Operating System Concepts	Silverschatz, A, Galvin P.B. and Gange G	9th (2013)
Operating Systems Internals and Design Principles	William Stallings	6th (2009)
Operating Systems Three Easy Pieces	Remzi H. Arpacidusseau	0.8 (2014)
Operating Systems Design and Implementation	Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Albert S. Woodhull	3rd (2006)
Modern Operating Systems	Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Herbert Bos	4th (2015)
Linux Kernel Internals	M. Beck, H. Bohme, M. Dziadzka,U. Kunitz, R. Magnus and D. Verworner	2nd (2008)
The Linux Programming Interface	Michael Kerrisk	1st (2010)
Instructor's Manual To Accompany Operating System Concepts	Silverschatz, A, Galvin P.B. and Gange G	7th (2013)
Solutions To Practice Problems Operating Systems Internals and Design Principles	William Stallings	6th (2009)

Videos

• Operating System, Knowedge Gate

• Operating System, Gate Smashers

• Operating Systems, CrashCourse

• Memory Management, TechGuiders

Websites

• Operating Systems, GeeksforGeeks

• Operating System, Javatpoint