os212

USEFUL LINKS

These are the links that I find useful for Operating Systems course. Go check them out! —

Week 1

  1. Markdown Cheat Sheet
    This Markdown cheat sheet provides a quick overview of all the Markdown syntax elements. It can’t cover every edge case, so if you need more information about any of these elements, refer to the reference guides for basic syntax and extended syntax.

  2. Linux - Tutorial for Beginners
    Video explaining about the basics of Linux, very useful for beginners.

  3. Main link for OS Course
    Anything with OS Course-related.

  4. C Programming Course
    C Programming course and tutorial covers basic concepts, data types, arrays, pointers, conditional statements, loops, functions, strings, structures, unions, and much more.

  5. Encryption and Decryption
    Explaining about the difference between Encryption and Decryption

  6. GnuPG
    Anything with GnuPG related and its commands.

  7. Linux Commands
    List of useful Linux commands.

  8. Operating Systems Structures of Directory
    Shows everything about the Structures of directory in Operating Systems

  9. File System Concept
    Explaining the Concept of File System

  10. Shared Libraries in Linux
    Explaining about Libraries in Linux and how to locate and manage it

  11. Static Libraries vs. Dynamic Libraries
    Explaining about how static and dynamic libraries work in C programs, its advantages and disadvantages and more.

  12. Virtual Memory in Operating Systems
    Explaining the Concept of Virtual Memory in Operating Systems

  13. Page Replacement Algorithms in Operating Systems
    Explaining the Concept of Page Replacement Algorithms in Operating Systems

  14. Multithreading
    Explaining the Concept of Multithreading

  15. Deadlock Characterization
    Explaining about deadlock characterization

  16. Banker’s Algorithm
    Explaining Banker’s Algorithm in Operating System

  17. Linux From Scratch
    Anything about linux from scratch

  18. Process/Thread Scheduling
    Explaining about Process/Thread Scheduling in linux