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Operating System

 KOJIMA, Kazuaki
  Elective  2 credits
【Information and Electronic Engineering･1st semester】
18-1-0518-3731

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Outline
In this course, you will learn basic functions and mechanisms of operating systems, and things required to modern operating systems. Specifically, you will learn the following.
* An overview of operating systems
* Operating systems from the viewpoint of end users
* Principles of operating systems
* Structures of processes and scheduling
* Concurrency
* Memory management
* File systems
* Authentication and access control
These serve as a basis for knowledge on the diploma policy 4.
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Objectives
In this course, you will be required to acquire knowledge related to the following when completing the course.
* User interfaces and application programming interfaces provided to end users and programmers
* Fundamental concepts, evaluation indicators and standardizations of operating systems
* Operations by operating systems as processes of programs
* Functions increasingly important these days, such as network communications and security
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Outline
In this course, you will learn basic functions and mechanisms of operating systems, and things required to modern operating systems. Specifically, you will learn the following.
* An overview of operating systems
* Operating systems from the viewpoint of end users
* Principles of operating systems
* Structures of processes and scheduling
* Concurrency
* Memory management
* File systems
* Authentication and access control
These serve as a basis for knowledge on the diploma policy 4.
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Objectives
In this course, you will be required to acquire knowledge related to the following when completing the course.
* User interfaces and application programming interfaces provided to end users and programmers
* Fundamental concepts, evaluation indicators and standardizations of operating systems
* Operations by operating systems as processes of programs
* Functions increasingly important these days, such as network communications and security
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