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Operating System

 KOJIMA, Kazuaki
  Elective  2 credits
【Information Science Correspondence Course･I/III】
19-1-1680-3731

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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
* Virtualization
* File systems
* Authentication and access control
These serve as a basis for knowledge on DP4C.
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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 standardization 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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Grading Policy
Your grade will be assessed based on the score of the mastering examination and evaluations of tasks. You do not earn the credits unless the following two conditions are satisfied.
(1) You must pass all tasks (quizzes in every class).
(2) You must obtain the score higher than the qualifying score (60%) in the mastering examination.
You must pass all the quizzes in order to take the mastering examination. You will receive elucidations and evaluations in the LMS.
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Textbook and Reference
You need the following textbook.
Ken'ichiro Noguhi, IT Text Operating Systems (Second Edition), Ohmsha, ISBN 978-4-274-22156-9
You also use materials provided in the LMS.
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Requirements (Assignments)
You can access the material for each class in the LMS. Check it before each class. A task will be provided in each class, which must be completed before the next class.
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Note
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Schedule
１. Roles of Operating
２. User Interfaces in Operating Systems
３. Programming Interfaces in Operating Systems
４. Constructions of Operating Systems
５. Input/Output Control
６. File Management
７. Processes and Their Management
８. Multiprocesses
９. Memory Management
10. Virtual Memory
11. Virtualization
12. Network Control
13. Security and Reliability, System Management
14. Performance of Operating Systems, Operating Systems and Standardization
15. Review of the classes
１．
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
* Virtualization
* File systems
* Authentication and access control
These serve as a basis for knowledge on DP4C.
２．
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 standardization of operating systems
* Operations by operating systems as processes of programs
* Functions increasingly important these days, such as network communications and security
３．
Grading Policy
Your grade will be assessed based on the score of the mastering examination and evaluations of tasks. You do not earn the credits unless the following two conditions are satisfied.
(1) You must pass all tasks (quizzes in every class).
(2) You must obtain the score higher than the qualifying score (60%) in the mastering examination.
You must pass all the quizzes in order to take the mastering examination. You will receive elucidations and evaluations in the LMS.
４．
Textbook and Reference
You need the following textbook.
Ken'ichiro Noguhi, IT Text Operating Systems (Second Edition), Ohmsha, ISBN 978-4-274-22156-9
You also use materials provided in the LMS.
５．
Requirements (Assignments)
You can access the material for each class in the LMS. Check it before each class. A task will be provided in each class, which must be completed before the next class.
６．
Note
７．
Schedule
１. Roles of Operating
２. User Interfaces in Operating Systems
３. Programming Interfaces in Operating Systems
４. Constructions of Operating Systems
５. Input/Output Control
６. File Management
７. Processes and Their Management
８. Multiprocesses
９. Memory Management
10. Virtual Memory
11. Virtualization
12. Network Control
13. Security and Reliability, System Management
14. Performance of Operating Systems, Operating Systems and Standardization
15. Review of the classes