Operating System Practice and Examination

Author: Wang Xinguang, Wang Xiaoguang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book focuses on cultivating high-quality knowledge talents, complementing the learning and examination of mainstream textbooks by continuously releasing supplementary materials covering core courses in higher education institutions. Based on teaching syllabi and postgraduate entrance examination syllabi, it provides three-dimensional stereoscopic guidance from the perspectives of "learning, practicing, and examining," ensuring that course learning is beneficial and effective for review and preparation for exams. The book is primarily positioned on solving difficult problems and explaining problem-solving methods, broadening problem-solving approaches and enhancing analytical skills. It not only teaches people "fish" but also teaches them "how to fish." The book selects and solves exercises from mainstream textbooks to help you digest and consolidate the knowledge you have learned. It is written by experienced teachers with high academic achievements, featuring a well-structured and clearly organized layout. This book is compiled according to the basic requirements of the teaching syllabus for computer operating systems in higher education institutions and the basic requirements for postgraduate entrance examinations. The book is divided into 15 chapters, with each chapter providing a knowledge structure diagram, problem-solving guidance, typical examples, and analysis of postgraduate entrance examination questions. It includes five main sections: selected and solved important exercises, and two levels of training questions. The examples and solutions in the book are detailed and comprehensive, helping readers master problem-solving methods and techniques. Additionally, the appendix provides two sets of achievement simulation tests, two sets of postgraduate entrance examination simulation tests, and reference answers for the training questions of each chapter. This book can serve as a reference for course learning and review for graded exams, as well as a teaching reference for faculty and students of higher education institutions on computer operating systems. At the same time, since this book collects and analyzes a large number of operating system examination questions for postgraduate admissions in computer science from universities, it is an invaluable reference for postgraduate entrance examination candidates to understand the focus of operating system content in national university postgraduate admission examinations.