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This document outlines Assignment #1 for the Operating System course in the School of Engineering & Technology, Department of CSE for the 2024-25 academic session. It includes five questions covering topics such as the definition and functionality of operating systems, types of operating systems like batch and real-time systems, operating system structure, differences between monolithic and microkernel systems, and short notes on multiuser systems, multithreaded systems, and layered structure. Students are required to attempt all questions for their assignment.

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OS Assignment 1

This document outlines Assignment #1 for the Operating System course in the School of Engineering & Technology, Department of CSE for the 2024-25 academic session. It includes five questions covering topics such as the definition and functionality of operating systems, types of operating systems like batch and real-time systems, operating system structure, differences between monolithic and microkernel systems, and short notes on multiuser systems, multithreaded systems, and layered structure. Students are required to attempt all questions for their assignment.

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School of Engineering & Technology

Department of CSE

Session: 2024-25 Semester: III


Subject Name: Operating System Subject Code: SECS-233
Date of Assignment: Date of Submission:

Assignment # 1
Attempt all questions.

1. What do you mean by Operating System and Explain with their functionality?

2. Discuss Batch Operating System and Real Time System. Explain their work?

3. What do you mean by Operating System Structure?

4. What is difference between Monolithic and Microkernel Systems?

5. Write a short note-

I. Multiuser Systems.
II. Multithreaded Systems.
III. Layered structure.

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