Operating Systems

This course prepares students to explain the concepts of booting, processes, threads and scheduling in operating systems, apply Linux commands, bash scripting and build systems (GCC and Makefile), implement multithreading, synchronisation with mutexes and process scheduling algorithms, and analyse file permission management and race conditions as security and protection aspects of operating systems. Study materials: Operating Systems (OS).

Topics

1. Booting, processes, threads and scheduling in operating systems
2. Linux commands, bash scripting and build systems (GCC and Makefile)
3. Multithreading, mutex synchronisation and process scheduling algorithms
4. File permission management and race conditions as aspects of operating system security and protection

Each course outcome derives from one programme outcome.

1. CPMK0605

   Students are able to explain the basic concepts of computer systems to solve computational problems.

   CPL06
2. CPMK0606

   Students are able to apply the basic concepts of computer systems to solve computational problems.

   CPL06
3. CPMK0904

   Students are able to analyse security and protection mechanisms in operating systems.

   CPL09

CPL06

Analyse and implement fundamental concepts of mathematics, statistics, algorithms and computer systems as the foundation of computing.

CPL09

Analyse the principles and practice of computer system security to mitigate cyber threats and attacks.

• IF2223 Sistem Operasi · 3 credits · Kode, semester 4→2