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The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum on Operating Systems, covering key modules such as Operating System Overview, Process Scheduling, Synchronization, Memory Management, File Management, and I/O Management. It highlights essential topics including the Producer-Consumer Problem, Deadlock concepts, CPU and Disk Scheduling Algorithms, and Memory Management techniques. Additionally, it categorizes topics into high and medium priority for focused study preparation.

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Os Mu Imp

The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum on Operating Systems, covering key modules such as Operating System Overview, Process Scheduling, Synchronization, Memory Management, File Management, and I/O Management. It highlights essential topics including the Producer-Consumer Problem, Deadlock concepts, CPU and Disk Scheduling Algorithms, and Memory Management techniques. Additionally, it categorizes topics into high and medium priority for focused study preparation.

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Module 1: Operating System Overview

 Define Operating System, explain its functions and objectives.


 Explain different Operating System structures: Layered, Monolithic, Microkernel.
 Explain Linux Kernel, Shell, and System Calls.
 Write short notes on System Calls.

Module 2: Process and Process Scheduling

 Differentiate between Process and Thread.


 Explain Process State Transition Diagram with six states.
 Explain Five-State Process Model with two suspended states.
 Differentiate between Preemptive and Non-Preemptive Scheduling.
 Explain CPU Scheduling Criteria like Turnaround Time, Waiting Time.
 Solve CPU Scheduling problems for FCFS, SJF, RR algorithms.
 Define Threads and explain Multithreading Concepts.

Module 3: Process Synchronization and Deadlocks

 Explain Critical Section Problem.


 Explain Producer-Consumer Problem and its solution using Semaphores.
 Define Deadlock and explain Deadlock Prevention Techniques.
 Explain Deadlock Avoidance Algorithms (e.g., Banker’s Algorithm).
 Draw and explain Resource Allocation Graph with an example.
 Explain Principles of Concurrency.
 Write short notes on Starvation, Aging, and Convoy Effect.

Module 4: Memory Management

 Explain Multiprogramming with Fixed Tasks (MFT).


 Explain External Fragmentation with an example.
 List and explain Memory Management Requirements.
 Describe Fixed and Dynamic Memory Partitioning.
 Explain Virtual Memory and Thrashing.
 Solve Page Replacement problems using LRU and FIFO.
 Explain Translation Lookaside Buffer (TLB).

Module 5: File Management

 Explain File Organization Methods.


 Explain File Access Methods.
 Discuss File Directories.
 Explain File Sharing Concepts.
Module 6: I/O Management

 Explain Disk Scheduling Algorithms: SSTF, SCAN, CSCAN, LOOK.


 Explain Disk Organization concepts in Operating Systems.
 Explain I/O Devices and Disk Management.

High Priority Topics (Repeated in 2 or More Papers - Must Prepare)

 Producer-Consumer Problem
 Deadlock Concepts: Conditions, Prevention, Banker’s Algorithm
 CPU Scheduling Algorithms: FCFS, SJF, RR, Priority
 Disk Scheduling Algorithms: SSTF, SCAN, LOOK
 Memory Management: Fragmentation, Paging, TLB
 Process State Transition Diagram and PCB

Medium Priority Topics (Appeared Once - Good to Prepare)

 Critical Section Problem


 File Organization Methods
 System Calls
 Memory Allocation Strategies: Best Fit, First Fit, Worst Fit
 Five-State Process Model
 File Access Methods

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