Real Time Operating Systems

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language
XP33OSD	ZK	4	2P+1S	Czech

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Department of Cybernetics

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Hardware support for operating systems, system and user modes, memory

protection, operating systems (OS) classification and types, special

requirements of real-time applications. OS structure, system processes and

application programs, kernel and its services, system calls. Concurrent

processes and threads, inter-process communication, process synchronization.

Client-server architectures. Process scheduling, scheduling in single- and

multiprocessor systems. Processor management, process creation and

termination, parent-child synchronization. File management, file system

functions, disk allocation strategies, device drivers. Inter-process

communication (IPC), IPC based on shared memory and pipes. Resource

allocation, time errors, errors detection, critical section, deadlocks.

Synchronization tools: semaphores, monitors, looks, deadlock detection and

prevention. OS kernel components for internetworking, TCP/IP.

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Tanenbaum,Andrew S.: Modern Operating Systems, Prentice-Hall, 2001

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