Operating System Learning Guide

Author: Zhang Xianzhong
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is based on the teaching outline requirements of the Computer Operating Systems course and combines the main textbooks currently used in universities. It comprehensively explains the implementation principles of operating systems, analyzes difficulties and examples, and provides specialized introductions to the internal structures and implementation methods of UNIX, DOS, and Windows 2000 operating systems. The book is divided into three parts, with a total of 13 chapters. The first part is the Knowledge Section, consisting of 7 chapters. Each chapter is organized as follows: content summary, difficulty analysis, example analysis, exercises, and answers to some exercises. The second part is the Special Topics Section, which provides case studies on UNIX, DOS, and Windows 2000, with a focus on the UNIX operating system. Additionally, experimental guidance content is included in the special topics. The third part is the Test Collection, which provides 9 sample test papers with varying difficulty levels and answers. The book is rich in content, highlights key points, and offers thorough analysis of difficulties. The exercises cover a wide range, catering to both junior college and undergraduate levels, and even includes some high-level operating system test questions for master's entrance exams in computer science programs. This book serves as a study guide for undergraduate and junior college students majoring in computer science, as well as a reference for candidates preparing for master's entrance exams in computer science programs. It is also suitable for those taking the self-study examination for computer science majors and the National Computer Rank Examination (Level 3 and Level 4).