Operating Systems: A Concept-Based Approach - Dhamdhere, Dhananjay M.

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Résumé :
After authoring a best-selling text in India, Dhananjay Dhamdhere has written Operating Systems, and it includes precise definitions and clear explanations of fundamental concepts, which makes this text an excellent text for the first course in operating systems.

Concepts, techniques, and case studies are well integrated so many design and implementation details look obvious to the student. Exceptionally clear explanations of concepts are offered, and coverage of both fundamentals and such cutting-edge material like encryption and security is included. The numerous case studies are tied firmly to real-world experiences with operating systems that students will likely encounter.

Biographie:
Dhananjay M. Dhamdhere is a Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at lIndian Institute of Technology at Bombay

Sommaire:

Part 1: Overview

1 Introduction

2 the OS, the Computer and User Programs

3 Overview of Operating Systems

4 Structure of Operating Systems

Part ll: Process Management

5 Processes and Threads

6 Process Synchronization

7 Scheduling

8 Deadlocks

9 Message Passing

10 Synchronization and Scheduling in Multiprocessor Operating Systems

Part lll: Memory Management

11 Memory Management

12 Virtual Memory

Part lV: File Systems and I/O Management

13 File Systems

14 Implementation of File Operations

15 Security and Protection

Part V: Distributed operating Systems

16 Distributed Operating Systems

17 Theoretical Issues in Distributed Systems

18 Distributed Control Algorithms

19 Recovery and Fault Tolerance

20 Distributed File Systems

21 Distributed System Security