Operating System Principles and Applications

Author: Shen Xiangjiu
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Publish Date: 2007-05-01
Features: This textbook uses a typical Windows 2000 Server as an example to explain the basic concepts and practical applications of operating systems. Through this course, students will not only master the fundamental theories of operating systems but also deepen their understanding of basic theories and concepts through hands-on experiments and internships, enabling them to use specific operating systems. The book consists of 9 chapters, mainly including: Introduction to Operating Systems, File Management System, Process Management, Storage Management, Device Management, Job Management, Introduction to UNIX Systems, Introduction to Linux Systems, and Hands-on Training. This book is suitable for reference use by undergraduate institutions, computer professionals, and enthusiasts. The main content of the book includes: Introduction to Operating Systems, File Management, Process Management, Storage Management, Device Management, and Job Management. This textbook uses a typical operating system as an example to explain the basic concepts and practical applications of operating systems, avoiding the shortcomings of traditional textbooks that start from the design of operating systems, have overly complex theoretical explanations, and lack sufficient connection with specific operating systems. The content is rich and easy to understand. This book is suitable for higher vocational colleges, higher colleges, adult colleges, and undergraduate institutions.