Students learn about principles of operating systems, their organization, structure and implementation. They acquire beginner’s level knowledge of concurrent programming.

Knowledge of operating systems principles, their organization, structure and implementation. Beginner’s level knowledge of concurrent programming.

Notion of operating system. Concurrency and synchronization (concurrent processes, cooperation and synchronization of processes, shared variables, message passing, mutual exclusion, synchronization, means of process cooperation and synchronization, deadlock, concurrent programming languages and their implementation, typical problems of concurrent programming, producers and consumers, philosophers, readers and writers, disk management, …) Operating system tasks (command interpretation, process management, data management, main memory management, management of devices, process scheduling). Operating system interface (scripts and system calls), Security and protection, Types of operating systems (operating systems of shared and real time, distributed operating systems), Parallel programming.

Lectures, Computer practice. Consultations. Pre exam assignments include four tests and one course project. The final examination test the theoretical part of the course material. The number of points for obtaining a signature is 30.