Operating Systems / Sistemas Operativos (2018)

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• Operating Systems / Sistemas Operativos (2018)

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  Teaching Faculty Pablo Prieto Torralbo Department of Computer Engineering and Electronics

  In this subject, the student will discover the activity of the Operating System, dividing it into three basic components: Resource Virtualization, Concurrency and Persistence. The student will learn the different policies and mechanisms used by operating systems, along with the hardware, and how it provides basic services through system calls. Additionally, the student will learn to operate in a Unix environment (GNU-Linux) both from the point of view of user and programmer, making use of the shell, as well as the C language and the necessary Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).

     

  Keywords Computers, Operating Systems, C Programming Language, Scheduling, Memory, Concurrency, File System, Unix, Linux, System Calls.

• Course Details

  

   

    

  Course Information Course: Operating Systems / Sistemas Operativos Code: G850 Department / Unit: Department of Computer Engineering and Electronics Degree: Degree in Computer Engineering Faculty: School of Industrial Engineering and Telecommunications ECTS credits: 6 Language of instruction: English Instructor: Pablo Prieto Torralbo

    

   

    

      Course structure    

     

  • Topic 1. Introduction.
  • Topic 2. Virtualizing CPU.

  • Topic 3. Memory virtualization.
  • Topic 4. Concurrency.
    
  • Topic 5. Persistance.
    

• Readings

  

    
  

    
  

      Required reading list    
  

   
  

  • Remzi H. Arpaci-Dusseau & Andrea C. Arpaci-Dusseau (March, 2015): «Operating systems: three easy pieces». Ed. Arpaci-DusseauBooks. (Version 0.90). www.ostep.org.

  • A. Silberschatz; P.B. Galvin & G. Gagne (2010): «Operating system concepts essentials». Ed. John Wiley & Sons. 8^th Edition.
    

   
  

   
  

   
  

      Suggested additional reading     

   
  

  • J. Carretero; F. García; P. de Miguel & F. Pére (2007): «Sistemas operativos. Una visión aplicada». 2ª Ed. Editorial McGraw Hill.
    

  • A. Robbins (2004): «Linux, programming by example». Ed. Prentice Hall.

  • http://www.linux.org/.

• Lecture Notes

  

   

   

  • MC-F-001. Topic 1. Introduction.
  • MC-F-002. Topic 2. Virtualizing CPU.

  • MC-F-003. Topic 3. Memory virtualization.
  • MC-F-004. Topic 4. Concurrency.
    
  • MC-F-005. Topic 5. Persistance.

• Practical Classes

  

   
  

   
  

  • PR-F-001. Practical activity 0.
  • PR-F-002. Practical activity 1.
  • PR-F-003. Practical activity 2.
  • PR-F-004. Practical activity 3. (Data).
    
  • PR-F-005. Practical activity 4.

• Assessment

  

   
  

   
  

      Sample exams    
  

   

  • PE-F-001. MidTerm exam.
  • PE-F-002. Final theory exam.
  • PE-F-003. Final lab.

• Syllabus

  

   

   

  •   Here you can download the Syllabus in PDF format.
    

• About the Professor

  

   

   

  Pablo Prieto Torralbo   Department of Computer Engineering and Electronics UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA   Additional information