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Isabela State University: Institute of Information and Communication Technology

This document outlines the course details for an Advanced Operating Systems and Networking class, including: 1) The course number, title, department, school, semester, and instructor. 2) An overview of the course description and objectives. 3) A detailed course outline listing the chapters, topics, readings, and timeframe to be covered over the semester. 4) Requirements for instructional materials, references, student requirements, and consultation hours.

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Isabela State University: Institute of Information and Communication Technology

This document outlines the course details for an Advanced Operating Systems and Networking class, including: 1) The course number, title, department, school, semester, and instructor. 2) An overview of the course description and objectives. 3) A detailed course outline listing the chapters, topics, readings, and timeframe to be covered over the semester. 4) Requirements for instructional materials, references, student requirements, and consultation hours.

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Republic of the Philippines

ISABELA STATE UNIVERSITY


Echague, Isabela

Institute of Information and Communication Technology

COURSE NUMBER : MIT 101


COURSE TITLE : Advanced Operating Systems and Networking
DEPARTMENT/PROGRAM : MS Information Technology
SCHOOL : ISU – ECHAGUE CAMPUS
SEMESTER AND SCHOOL YEAR : First Semester, SY 2017 – 2018
INSTRUCTOR : RICARDO Q. CAMUNGAO

COURSE DESCRIPTION
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COURSE OBJECTIVES

COURSE OUTLINE AND TIMEFRAME

CHAPTERS TOPICS AND READINGS DATE

 Statement of the Vision, Mission of the University, Week 1 & 2


Goals and Objectives of the Institute of
Information and Communication Technology

CHAPTER I  Evolution of Operating Systems


 Characteristics of Typical Operating Systems
 Different Views of Operating systems
 Design and Implementation of Operating Systems

Week 3, 4 & 5
CHAPTER II  Functions of Operating Systems
 Design Approaches
 Types of Advanced Operating Systems
 Synchronization Mechanisms
 Concept of a Process
 The Critical Section Problems and Other
Synchronization Problems
 Language Mechanisms for Synchronization
 Process Deadlocks
 Preliminaries
 Models of Deadlocks, Resources and System State
 Necessary and Sufficient Condition for a Deadlock
 System with Single – Unit Requests, Consumable
Resources and Reusable Resources

Week 6 and 7
CHAPTER III  Communication Primitives
 Inherent Limitations
 Lampert’s Logical Clock; Evtor Clock; Causal
ordering; Global State; Cuts; Termination
Detection and Distributed Mutual Exclusion
 Non – Token-Based Algorithm
 Suzuki – Kasumi’s Broadcast Algorithm
 Distributed Deadlock Detection
 Centralized Deadlock – Detection Algorithm
 Distributed Deadlock – Detection Algorithm

CHAPTER IV  Distributed File System Week 8 and 9


 Architecture
 Mechanisms
 Design Issues
 Distributed Shared Memory
 Protocols
 Design Issues of Distributed Scheduling
 Components Algorithms

CHAPTER V  Basic Concepts of Classification of Failures Week 10, 11 and 12


 Basic Approaches to Recovery
 Recovery in Concurrent Systems
 Synchronous and Asynchronous Check –
Pointing Recovery
 Check – Pointing Recovery in Distributed
Systems
 Fault Tolerance
 Issues
 Two – Phase and Non – Blocking Commit
Protocols
 Voting Protocols
 Dynamic Voting Protocols

CHAPTER VI  Structures Week 13 and 14


 Design Issues
 Threads
 Process Synchronization
 Process Scheduling
 Memory Management
 Reliability/Fault Tolerance; Database Operating
System
 Concurrency Control
 Distributed Database system
 Concurrency Control Algorithm

 Course Requirement Week 15, 16 and 17

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS NEEDED


 Whiteboard /Board Marker
 LCD Projector/LCD Screen
 Hands out for the students
 Compilation of assessment task (case analysis)
 Powerpoint presentations

REFERENCES/READING MATERIALS
 Distributed operating Systems Concepts & Design – Pradeep K Sinha
 Distributed Operating Systems- Andrew S Tanenbaum, Tata McGraw Hill
 Modern Operating Systems – Andrew S Tanenbaum, Pearson
 Operating System principles=Abraham Silberschanz, Peter B Galvin, Greg Gagne, Wiley Asia

SUBJECT REQUIREMENT
 Student should at least incur 75% of the total number of items in every evaluative measures (quizzes, seat
works, assignment, recitation, major exam etc.)
 Minimum of 80% attendance of the total contact hours in the subject is required (checking is done every
meeting)
 Failure to attend regular classes after taking the prelim exam means of grade of 5.0 in the subject

CONSULTATION HOURS

Prepared by

RICARDO Q. CAMUNGAO, DIT


Subject Instructor

Noted by:

IRMA T. PLATA, DIT


Associate Dean

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