Operating Systems Course: Ace Interview Questions In 30 Days

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Description
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Overview

Section 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 How to Get all the free Stuff!

Section 2: Day 1 - Introduction to Operating Systems

Lecture 3 Introduction to Operating Systems

Section 3: Day 2 - Types of Operating Systems

Lecture 4 Types of Operating Systems

Section 4: Day 3 - Multithreading vs Multitasking

Lecture 5 Multithreading vs Multitasking

Section 5: Day 4 - Components of Operating Systems

Lecture 6 Components of Operating Systems

Section 6: Day 5 - System Calls

Lecture 7 System Calls

Section 7: Day 6 - How OS Boots Up

Lecture 8 How OS Boots Up

Section 8: Day 7 - 32 Bit vs 64 Bit Architecture

Lecture 9 32 Bit vs 64 Bit Architecture

Section 9: Quick Reminder!

Lecture 10 Quick Reminder!

Section 10: Day 8 - Storage Devices

Lecture 11 Storage Devices

Section 11: Day 9 - How OS Creates Process

Lecture 12 How OS Creates Process

Section 12: Day 10 - Life Cycle of a Process

Lecture 13 Life Cycle of a Process

Section 13: Day 11 - Context Switching in OS

Lecture 14 Context Switching in OS

Section 14: Day 12 - Process Scheduling, FCFS, Convoy Effect

Lecture 15 Process Scheduling, FCFS, Convoy Effect

Section 15: Day 13 - Shortest Job First Algorithm

Lecture 16 Shortest Job First Algorithm

Section 16: Day 14 - MLQ & MLFQ

Lecture 17 MLQ & MLFQ

Section 17: Day 15 - Concurrency

Lecture 18 Introduction to Concurrency

Section 18: Day 16 - Critical Section

Lecture 19 Critical Section Problem

Section 19: Day 17 - Semaphores

Lecture 20 Semaphores & Conditional Variables

Section 20: Day 18 - Producer Consumer Problem

Lecture 21 Producer Consumer Problem

Section 21: Day 19 - Reader Writer Problem

Lecture 22 Reader Writer Problem

Section 22: Day 20 - The Dining Philosopher's Problem

Lecture 23 The Dining Philosopher's Problem

Section 23: Day 21 - Introduction to Deadlocks

Lecture 24 Deadlocks

Section 24: Day 22 - Deadlock Avoidance, Prevention, Recovery

Lecture 25 Deadlock Avoidance, Prevention, Recovery

Section 25: Day 23 - Memory Management

Lecture 26 Memory Management

Section 26: Day 24 - How Operating System Manages Free Space

Lecture 27 How Operating System Manages Free Space

Section 27: Day 25 - Paging

Lecture 28 Paging

Section 28: Day 26 - Segementation

Lecture 29 Segementation

Section 29: Day 27 - Virtual Memory

Lecture 30 Virtual Memory

Section 30: Day 28 - Page Replacement Algorithms

Lecture 31 Page Replacement Algorithms

Section 31: Day 29 - Thrashing

Lecture 32 Thrashing

Section 32: Day 30 - Practice!

Lecture 33 Leetcode!

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