Operating System: Make The Fundamentals Rock Solid+PDF Notes

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This course represents the epitome of comprehensive learning available on this platform, a claim I can confidently stand by. Every effort has been dedicated to delving into the minutiae of the subject matter. Leveraging Numerical and Practice Sessions, I've endeavored to fortify your understanding of OS concepts and foundational principles. The breadth of topics covered is extensive, and even if you possess a rudimentary understanding of OS, you'll undoubtedly appreciate the depth this course explores:Curriculum : 1. Introduction and Background:   a. Defining an OS:  Elucidated through 5 Definitions  Von Neumann Architecture  Stored Program Concept  Significance of Main Memory  OS as Interface  OS Kernel  OS as Resource Manager  OS as Control Program  b. Types of OS:  Uni-programming and Multiprogramming  Degree of Multiprogramming  Addressing CPU Idleness  Throughput  Schematic View of Multiprogramming  Types of Multiprogramming OS  Comparison between Multiprogramming and Multitasking OS  Architectural Requirements for Implementing Multitasking OS  Kernel & User Mode  c. User and Kernel Mode Shifting:   APIs   Fork system call   Interrupt   ISR   PSW   Types of Functions   Perspective on Mode Shifting2. Process Management:<