Operating System Principles Experiment (1CD)

Author: Jin Hai Rong
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book integrates the concepts and theoretical knowledge of operating systems into practical exercises through a series of hands-on experiments using Windows 2000 and Linux (UNIX) kernels, thereby deepening the understanding of modern operating systems. The experimental content covers various aspects such as operating system installation and environment, process description and control, concurrency, scheduling, storage management, input/output management, file systems, and operating system security. Each experiment includes 2 to 4 experimental exercises, with a total of 25 experimental exercises in the book. Each experimental exercise includes an introduction to background knowledge, required tools and preparation work, and experimental guidance. The difficulty level of the experimental exercises varies to help students deepen their understanding of the concepts in the textbook. The accompanying CD-ROM includes all experimental source programs, teaching PPT slides, and other experimental documents. This book serves as an experimental supplementary textbook for the "Operating Systems Principles" course in higher education institutions for computer-related majors, and can also be used as the main textbook for a standalone "Operating Systems Principles Laboratory" course.