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This presentation provides an overview of various types of operating systems, including desktop, mobile, and embedded systems, highlighting their functions and applications. It also discusses problem-solving techniques using algorithms and flowcharts, emphasizing their importance in programming and technology utilization. The document concludes by underscoring the significance of understanding these concepts for effective technology application.

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Operating Systems (2) - 1

This presentation provides an overview of various types of operating systems, including desktop, mobile, and embedded systems, highlighting their functions and applications. It also discusses problem-solving techniques using algorithms and flowcharts, emphasizing their importance in programming and technology utilization. The document concludes by underscoring the significance of understanding these concepts for effective technology application.

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Operating
Systems
An Overview of OS Types and Their Functions
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This presentation covers the various types of


operating systems and their functions, along
with an overview of problem-solving
techniques using algorithms and flowcharts.
OS Types
01
Desktop Operating
Systems
• Desktop operating systems are designed for personal computers and
workstations. They provide a user interface, multitasking capabilities,
and manage hardware resources. Examples include Windows, macOS,
and various Linux distributions. These systems support a wide range of
applications and hardware configurations, making them versatile for
everyday tasks and professional environments.
Mobile operating systems are
specifically designed for
Mobile Operating Systems smartphones and tablets. They
prioritize touch-based interfaces
and battery efficiency. Popular
• Mobile operating systems are specifically examples include Android and
designed for smartphones and tablets. They
prioritize touch-based interfaces and iOS. These systems offer app
battery efficiency. Popular examples include
Android and iOS. These systems offer app
ecosystems tailored for mobile
ecosystems tailored for mobile use, use, providing users with easy
providing users with easy access to
applications, services, and connectivity access to applications, services,
features optimized for portable devices. and connectivity features
optimized for portable devices.
Embedded
Operating
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Systems
.. Embedded
.systems, operating systems are specialized for use in embedded
often with real-time constraints. They are used in devices like
microwaves, cars, and medical equipment where specific tasks are
performed reliably. These operating systems are lightweight, optimized
for performance, and may lack comprehensive user interfaces.
Examples include RTOS (Real-Time Operating Systems) like FreeRTOS
and VxWorks.
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Problem Solving
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Algorithms are step-by-step procedures or formulas
for solving problems. They serve as the foundational
logic of programming and computing, guiding the
operations of software to accomplish tasks. Common
algorithm types include sorting algorithms (e.g.,
QuickSort, MergeSort) and search algorithms (e.g.,
Binary Search, Linear Search). Understanding
algorithms is crucial for developers to optimize
effectiveness and efficiency in code execution.
Flowchar
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Flowcharts are visual representations of sequences of operations in a
process. They use standardized symbols to illustrate steps,
decisions, and flows. Flowcharts are valuable in programming,
project management, and process optimization, helping clarify
complex processes and enhance communication among team
members. Key symbols include ovals (start/end), rectangles
(process), and diamonds (decision points).
Computer-Based Information Systems

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Computer-based information systems ...


(CBIS) involve the use of technology to
collect, store, analyze, and distribute
information. They support decision-making
and control in organizations. CBIS includes
components such as hardware, software,
data, procedures, and people. Examples
range from simple databases to complex
enterprise resource planning systems,
helping manage operations, interact with
customers, and analyze data trends.
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In this presentation, we explored
the diverse types of operating
Conclusions systems and their specific
functions, along with
fundamental problem-solving
• In this presentation, we explored the
diverse types of operating systems and
techniques utilizing algorithms
their specific functions, along with and flowcharts. Understanding
fundamental problem-solving techniques
utilizing algorithms and flowcharts. these concepts is essential for
Understanding these concepts is
essential for leveraging technology
leveraging technology
effectively in various applications. effectively in various
applications.
Thank you!
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questions?

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