Semester 4BCI403

Operating Systems (BCI403) crash course, Online BCA, Semester 4:

This subject explains how an operating system manages a computer's resources, covering process scheduling, memory management, file systems, deadlocks, and…

  • 19 video lessons
  • 4h 19m
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  • 60 quiz questions
  • Assignment
Operating Systems crash course

19 lessons in Operating Systems

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This subject explains how an operating system manages a computer's resources, covering process scheduling, memory management, file systems, deadlocks, and security, with examples drawn mainly from UNIX. After it, you will be able to compare scheduling and page replacement algorithms, explain how files and memory are allocated, handle deadlock scenarios, and describe how UNIX is structured and used.

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    Types of Operating Systems: Monitor, Multiprogramming and Time Sharing

    Module I, Operating System as a Resource Manager: Operating System Classifications, Monitor, Multiprogramming, Time Sharing

    TYPES OF OPERATING SYSTEMS || BATCH, MULTIPROGRAMMED, MULTIPROCESSING, TIME SHARING, REAL TIME etc.· Sundeep Saradhi Kanthety· 16 min

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    Real-Time and Multiprocessor Systems

    Module I, Operating System as a Resource Manager: Real Time Systems, Multiprocessor Systems

    L-1.4: Types of OS(Real Time OS, Distributed, Clustered & Embedded OS)· Gate Smashers· 3 min

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    Operating System Services

    Module I, Operating System as a Resource Manager: Operating System Services

    Operating System Services· Neso Academy· 13 min

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    Process Concept and Process States

    Module II, CPU Scheduling: Process Overviews, Process States, Multiprogramming

    Process State· Neso Academy· 9 min

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    CPU Scheduling Basics and Schedulers

    Module II, CPU Scheduling: Basic Scheduling Concepts, Scheduler and Scheduling Algorithms

    Introduction to CPU Scheduling· Neso Academy· 10 min

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    Multiple Processor Scheduling

    Module II, CPU Scheduling: Multiple Processor Scheduling

    Multiple processor scheduling- lecture43/os· asha khilrani· 15 min

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    Bare Machine, Resident Monitor and Memory Partitioning

    Module III, Memory Management: Bare Machine, Resident Monitor, Partition

    Bare Machine & Resident Monitor| L-2 | Unit-4 | Fixed Memory Partioning| Dynamic Memory Partioning· EduShine Classes - Arman Ali· 29 min

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    Paging and Segmentation

    Module III, Memory Management: Paging and Segmentation

    Paging & Segmentation in Operating System | Memory Management | Easy Explanation· Edu Desire· 21 min

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    Virtual Memory, Demand Paging and Page Replacement

    Module III, Memory Management: Virtual Memory and Demand Paging, Replacement Policies

    L-5.19: Virtual Memory | Page fault | Significance of virtual memory | Operating System· Gate Smashers· 19 min

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    Cache Memory

    Module III, Memory Management: Cache Memory

    Introduction to Cache Memory· Neso Academy· 7 min

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    File Concepts and Access Methods

    Module IV, File Systems: File Support, Access Methods

    Access Methods | File Access Methods | operating systems | Sequential | Direct | Indexed | File Syst· Sudhakar Atchala· 11 min

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    File Allocation Methods: Contiguous, Linked and Indexed

    Module IV, File Systems: Allocation Methods - Contiguous, Linked and Index Allocation

    Allocation Methods | File Allocation Methods | Contiguous | linked | indexed | chain | os | files· Sudhakar Atchala· 11 min

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    Directory Structures and File Protection

    Module IV, File Systems: Directory Systems - Single Level, Tree Structured, Acyclic Graph and General Graph Directory, File Protection

    L69: File Directories | Single-Level, Two Level, Tree Structural and Acyclic Graph Directories· Easy Engineering Classes· 11 min

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    Deadlock Characterization and Prevention

    Module IV, File Systems: Deadlock, Deadlock Characterization, Deadlock Prevention

    L-4.4: Deadlock Handling Methods and Deadlock Prevention | Operating System· Gate Smashers· 15 min

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    Deadlock Avoidance and Recovery

    Module IV, File Systems: Deadlock Avoidance and Deadlock Recovery

    Lecture 22: Deadlock Avoidance | Deadlock Detection and Recovery | Part - 2· CodeHelp - by Babbar· 23 min

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    Security Policies and Protection Mechanisms

    Module V, Security and Protection: Security Policies and Mechanism, Protection and Access Control

    Lec-8: Protection & Security in Operating system | Full OS playlist· Gate Smashers· 12 min

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    Access Matrix, Access Lists and Capabilities

    Module V, Security and Protection: Access Matrix Model of Protection, Access Hierarchies, Access List, Capabilities

    protection matrix vs ACL vs capabilities in operating system security explained with example· Karan Jetli Live· 14 min

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    UNIX Overview and Command Language

    Module V, Security and Protection: Overview of UNIX Operating System, Command-Language User's View of Unix

    Introduction to UNIX (OS) | UNIX Tutorial | Mr. Subba Raju· Naresh i Technologies· 14 min

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    How UNIX Is Implemented

    Module V, Security and Protection: Implementation of Unix, Unix Summary etc.

    UNIX Architecture | Explanation in Hindi | Operating System Important Topics· Easy Engineering Classes· 6 min

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OS Resource Manager Problem Set: Scheduling, Memory, Files, Deadlock and Protection

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This subject explains how an operating system manages a computer's resources, covering process scheduling, memory management, file systems, deadlocks, and security, with examples drawn mainly from UNIX. After it, you will be able to compare scheduling and page replacement algorithms, explain how files and memory are allocated, handle deadlock scenarios, and describe how UNIX is structured and used. It's the Operating Systems subject of Online BCA, Semester 4, in 19 lessons: Types of Operating Systems: Monitor, Multiprogramming and Time Sharing; Real-Time and Multiprocessor Systems; Operating System Services; Process Concept and Process States; CPU Scheduling Basics and Schedulers; Multiple Processor Scheduling; Bare Machine, Resident Monitor and Memory Partitioning; Paging and Segmentation; Virtual Memory, Demand Paging and Page Replacement; Cache Memory; File Concepts and Access Methods; File Allocation Methods: Contiguous, Linked and Indexed; Directory Structures and File Protection; Deadlock Characterization and Prevention; Deadlock Avoidance and Recovery; Security Policies and Protection Mechanisms; Access Matrix, Access Lists and Capabilities; UNIX Overview and Command Language; How UNIX Is Implemented.

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Yes: “OS Resource Manager Problem Set: Scheduling, Memory, Files, Deadlock and Protection”. It comes after the last lesson, with a brief, clear tasks and how the work is judged.

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