Operating Systems

Abstract

The operating system is the "personality" of a computer.  The first computers did not have operating systems, but this did not last long.  An understanding of the internal structures and processes of the operating system is needed to effectively implement, program for, and use modern operating systems.

Contents

Notes (Dietel, Dietel, and Choffnes)
Notes (Crowley)
Glossary

Langston University - CS 4163, Operating Systems

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