Operating System

Operating System

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Product Specifications

Publisher SChand Publications All Computer Science books by SChand Publications
ISBN 9788121931649
Author: Rajiv Chopra
Number of Pages 606
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Operating System
Book Summary:

A computer system is just a dead piece of hardware without an operating system. If hardware forms the body of a computer, operating system forms its soul. So, the study of the operating system is very important due to wide variety of scope in the designing foundation and the tools of the operating system that are used in many software applications.

It is indeed a matter of great encouragement to write the Third Edition of this book on ‘Operating Systems – A Practical Approach’ which covers the syllabi of B.Tech./B.E. (CSE/IT), M.Tech./M.E. (CSE/IT), BCA/MCA of many universities of India like Delhi University, GGSIPU Delhi, UPTU Lucknow, WBUT, RGPV, MDU, etc.

Key Features:

The main features of the book are as follows:

1. More conceptual short questions with answers have been added.

2. Semaphores have been explored.

3. Symbian OS has been added.

4.  Recent questions and question papers of different universities have been added.

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction to Operating Systems

2. Memory Management

3. Virtual Memory

4. Processess

5. CPU SCHEDULING

6. Process Synchronisation

7. Deadlocks

8. Device Management 

9. Secondary Storage Structure

10. Information Management

11. Assembly Language Programming Overview

12. Protection

13. Symbain OS – A Case Study

14. Case Study on UNIX