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CIS*3110 - Operating Systems

Instructor: W. Dobosiewicz

Course Description: Operating Systems in theory and practice. Components in a system: scheduling and resource allocation; process management, multi-programming, multi-tasking; I/O control and file systems; mechanisms for client-server computing. Examples from contemporary operating systems.