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This document outlines the course code, title, instructor, credit hours, and contents of an Operating System course. The course covers topics such as process concepts, scheduling, parallel processing, interprocess communication, deadlocks, real and virtual storage management, and file systems. It lists 27 lecture topics organized across 9 chapters that will be taught from the course textbook and reference materials.

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TH RD

This document outlines the course code, title, instructor, credit hours, and contents of an Operating System course. The course covers topics such as process concepts, scheduling, parallel processing, interprocess communication, deadlocks, real and virtual storage management, and file systems. It lists 27 lecture topics organized across 9 chapters that will be taught from the course textbook and reference materials.

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Course Code: Course Title: Operating System Instructor: Ms.

Rabia Khan

Credit Hours: 3-1 Discipline: BSCS (4th ) + MCS


(3rd)
Lecture No: Contents
1 Chapter:1 Introduction
 Operating System History & Evolution
 Types of operating system ( Batch, Real Time, Time Sharing,
Single use, Multi-user)

2-4 Chapter :2 Process Concepts


 Definition of Process
 Process States
 State Transitions
 2-State,3-State & 5-State Models
 PCB
5 Chapter:3 Scheduling
 Scheduling Definition
 Scheduling levels ( High Level, Mid Level, Low Level)
 Types of Scheduling ( Preemptive, Non Preemptive)
6-7  Scheduling Policies ( FIFO, Round Robin, SJF, SRT, HRN)
8 Chapter:4 Parallel Processing
 Definition
 A Control Structure for Indicating Parallelism: Parabegin/Paraend
 Mutual Exclusion
 Critical Section
9-11  Software Solutions to Mutual Exclusion (Dekker’s Algorithm,
Peterson’s Algorithm)
12-13  Hardware Solution to Mutual Exclusion ( Test and Set
Instruction)
14-16  Interprocess Communication
 Message Passing ( Mailboxes & Ports, Pipes, remote Procedure
Calls )
17-18 Chapter:5 Deadlock
 Definition
 Example of Deadlock
 Resource Concepts
 Necessary Conditions for Deadlock
19-21  Deadlock Prevention
 Deadlock Avoidance
22-24  Deadlock Detection
 Deadlock Recovery
25-26 Chapter:6 Real Storage
 Storage Organization
 Storage Management
 Storage Hierarchy
 Storage Management Strategies ( Fetch Strategies, Placement
Strategies, Replacement Strategies)
27-29  Contiguous VS Noncontiguous Storage Allocation
 Fixed Partition Multiprogramming ( Absolute Translation &
Loading, Relocatable Translation & Loading, Protection,
Fragmentation)
30-31  Variable Partition Multiprogramming ( Coalescing Holes,
Storage Compaction, Storage Placement Strategies)
 Swapping
32 Chapter:7 Virtual Storage
 Basic Concepts
 Block Mapping
 Paging
33  Paging Address Translation with Direct Mapping
 Paging Address Translation with Associative Mapping
 Paging Address Translation with Combined Associative/ Direct
Mapping
34-35  Segmentation
 Segmented Address Translation by Direct Mapping
 Dynamic Address Translation in Paging/ Segmentation Systems
36-38 Chapter:8 Virtual Storage Management
 Virtual Storage Management Strategies ( Fetch Strategies,
Placement Strategies, Replacement Strategies)
 Page Replacement Strategies ( Principle of Optimality, Random
Page Replacement, First-in-first-out, Least-Recently-used, Least-
Frequently-Used, Not-Used-Recently
 Demand Paging
39-40 Chapter:9 File System
 File System Basics
 File System Functions
 Data Hierarchy
 File Organization ( Sequential, Direct, Indexed Sequential,
Partitioned)

Reference Material:
1. Applied Operating Systems Concepts , 6th / Ed , Silberschatz A,Peterson ,
J.I.& Galvin
2. Modern Operating System 2nd Edition , Tanenbaum A.S 2001
3. Understanding Operating Systems by Ida M. Flynn and Ann McIver-
McHoes, 2005
4. Operating System by William Stalling

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