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Operating System: Team Memebers

The document discusses operating systems and provides details in several sections. It begins with an introduction that defines an operating system as low-level software that enables interaction between users, applications, and computer hardware. It then describes the services performed by operating systems, such as managing memory, input/output, and multitasking. The document lists different types of operating systems including batch, multi-tasking, network, real-time, and distributed operating systems. It concludes with the team members who authored the document.

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Operating System: Team Memebers

The document discusses operating systems and provides details in several sections. It begins with an introduction that defines an operating system as low-level software that enables interaction between users, applications, and computer hardware. It then describes the services performed by operating systems, such as managing memory, input/output, and multitasking. The document lists different types of operating systems including batch, multi-tasking, network, real-time, and distributed operating systems. It concludes with the team members who authored the document.

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OPERATING SYSTEM

CONTENTS
• Introduction
• Services performed by operating system
• Types of operating system
TEAM MEMEBERS – Akshita Dhyani
Milan Gusain
Swati Rawat
INTRODUCTION:
 An Operating System, or OS, is low-level software
that enables a user and higher-level application
software to interact with a computer’s hardware
and the data and other programs stored on the
computer.

 An OS performs basic tasks, such as recognizing


input from the keyboard, sending output to the
display screen, keeping track of files and
directories on the disk, and controlling peripheral
devices such as printers.
 An operating system (OS) is the program that,
after being initially loaded into the computer by a
boot program, manages all the other programs in a
computer. The other programs are called
applications or application programs. The
application programs make use of the operating
system by making requests for services through a
defined application program interface (API). In
addition, users can interact directly with the
operating system through a user interface such as
a command line or a graphical user interface
(GUI).
OBJECTIVES OF OPERATING
SYSTEM
 CONVENIENCE

 INCREASE WORK EFFICIENCY

 ABILITY TO CREATE NEW FUNCTION


SERVICES PERFORMED BY
OPERATING SYSTEM (OS)
 In a multitasking operating system where multiple
programs can be running at the same time, the
operating system determines which applications
should run in what order and how much time
should be allowed for each application before
giving another application a turn.
 It manages the sharing of internal memory among
multiple applications.
 It handles input and output to and from attached
hardware devices, such as hard disks, printers,
and dial-up ports.
SERVICES PERFORMED BY
OPERATING SYSTEM (OS)
 It sends messages to each application or
interactive user (or to a system operator) about the
status of operation and any errors that may have
occurred.
 It can offload the management of what are called
batch jobs (for example, printing) so that the
initiating application is freed from this work.
 On computers that can provide parallel processing,
an operating system can manage how to divide the
program so that it runs on more than one
processor at a time
TYPES OF OPERATING SYSTEM:
 BATCH OPERATING SYSTEM - Payroll system,
bank statements etc.
 MULTI TASKING OPERATING SYSTEM –
Multics, Unix etc.
 NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM -
Windows XP,Mac OS X (10), LINUX etc.
 REAL TIME OPERATING SYSTEM - Scientific
experiment, industrial control system, weapon system, robots
etc
 DISTRIBUTED OPERATING SYSTEM
-LOCUS etc.
THANK YOU.

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