CSCI 341 - Operating Systems

Semester Offered: First Semester
Credits (Range): 3 hours
Attribute: 3NS

The theory of operating system fundamentals and a survey of operating system functions. Concepts and techniques of concurrent programming are covered, relevant to the design of operating system kernels. Such functions as memory management, processor allocation, and device management are included. The Unix operating system serves as a case study.
Instructor: J. Donaldson
Prerequisites & Notes
Prerequisites: CSCI 210 and CSCI 241 or consent of instructor.