Udemy – Operating Systems from Scratch – Part 1/2/3/4 2020-8

Description

operating system from scratch the name of the training video series in the field of software and information technology and branch operating systems. In this educational series, which the publisher has made in two different parts, you are freed from the basic level to start learning the concepts of operating systems. Concepts that you want to know in two courses with It’s Face, which includes the study and review of the different process operating systems. Also you see this course as a specialized one, especially in the part number two this course seeks to make the management of memory fluent and at the end of this period you will become an expert operating systems.

In addition, you, the student, respect the way the processor is planned, and also want to recognize the different types of algorithms available in the operating system. You also have to see and learn the training available in these two courses, it will not require prior knowledge, and will transfer all the concepts of the operating system from scratch to provide you with a simple language. Also of course you will notice what category of users are attracted to computer science, and like all processes, the prosaic benefits in the operating system are introduced. \”

Technical training course on Operating Systems from scratch

Learn concepts of elementary and simple systems in simple language and mentally operated
Learn operating system concepts in advanced form
Learn how to plan a processor in different operating systems
Scheduling learning algorithms in operating systems
Learning strategies used by operating systems Memory management
And…

Features of the operating system from the beginning:

Publisher: Udemy
Lecturer: Vignesh Shekhar
Level: Introduction to Advanced
Time: 08:33:36 / 12:21:54
Number of Lessons: 67 /104
language English

Building an Operating System from Scratch

Part – 1

course content
66 lecture 08:21:22

Introduction
2 lectures 02:44

Introduction to Operating Systems
4 lecture 43:28

operating system concepts
Lecture 5 50:47

CPU Scheduling Algorithms – SJF, SRTF, FCFS
15 lectures 01:54:58

Comparison of FCFS, SJF and SRTF – Advantages and Disadvantages
4 lecture 41:30

CPU Scheduling Algorithms – LJF, LRTF, Priority-Based, HRRN
21 Lecture 02:06:46

Basics of Number System
2 lectures 13:46

Memory allocation techniques
12 lectures 01:46:40

how to proceed
1 lecture 00:56

part 2

course content
104 lecture 12:21:54

Introduction
2 lectures 07:55

Basics of memory management (cover this only if you haven’t seen part 1)
13 lectures 01:48:33

paging
11 lectures 01:36:36

Problems with paging
6 lecture 29:58

multilevel paging
6 lecture 51:34

multilevel paging problems
10 lectures 01:36:35

Page table entry
6 lecture 29:41

page table insertion problems
5 lecture 32:36

virtual memory
2 lectures 18:08

Average Memory Access Time (AMAT)
5 lecture 34:07

Translation Lucasside buffer (TLB)
6 Lecture 39:38

Problems on TLB
4 lecture 18:26

frame allocation
7 lecture 56:08

page replacement algorithm
16 Lecture 01:31:48

Advanced issues on page replacement algorithms
4 lecture 29:46

what next
1 lecture 00:30

part 4

Operating Systems, Final Part (4): File System and Threads

Requirements

Part – 1

Have a PC with an Internet connection
Zero knowledge in operating systems is also okay – I’ll teach you everything you need to know

part 2

Have a PC with an Internet connection
My operating system should have looked from scratch – part 1 course (or) you should already know the basics of operating
system, computer

part 3

Have a PC with an Internet connection
Operating System Basics Required – If you have watched my Operating System Part 1 course, you are ready to start this course

part 4

Operating System Basics Essentials – If you’ve watched my Operating Systems, Part 1 and Part 2 courses, you’re ready to get started with this course.
Have a PC with an Internet connection