Overview
Course Description
The Computer Organization and Operating System course are designed to give you an overview of the different operating systems and their components.This course teaches you the principles of computer architecture and organization. It covers digital logic, machine-level data representation, ALU design, memory system hierarchy, pipelining, and communications.
What you'll learn
- How to use Computer organization and architecture is the study of computer systems and how they are organized and structured.
- How Computer organization use and organize data and instructions to solve problems.
- How to use large number of libraries that help software developers connect to lower-level system functions. Assembler language is a very detailed language that helps systems programmers access hardware features efficiently.
- There are two of the most important aspects of computer architecture.Instruction set architecture is one of the most important parts of a computer, providing an interface between lower-level software and hardware.
- You should includes concepts such as the relational model, joins operation, SQL, transaction, and functional dependency.
Course Content
Basic Structure of Computers
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Lecture 1.1 Structure of a Computer System, Arithmetic Logic Unit
02:53
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Lecture 1.2 Control Unit, Bus Structure
02:53
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Lecture 1.3 Von Neumann Architecture.
02:53
Computer Arithmetic Operations
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Lecture 2.1 Introduction to logic gates, Boolean Algebra
02:53
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Lecture 2.2 Data Representation-Number system
02:53
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Lecture 2.3 Floating point representation, Signed numbers
02:53
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Lecture 2.4 Binary Arithmetic, 1’s and 2’s Complements Arithmetic
02:53
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Lecture 2.5 Binary adder, 2’s Complement method for multiplication,
02:53
Central Processing Unit and Instructions
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Lecture 3.1 General Register Organization, Types of Instructions
02:53
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Lecture 3.2 Instruction Formats, Addressing Modes
02:53
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Lecture 3.3 Data Transfer and Manipulation, Program Control
02:53
Memory Organization
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Lecture 4.1 Characteristics of Memory Systems, Type of memories
02:53
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Lecture 4.2 Main memory, Static & Dynamic memories, Secondary Memory
02:53
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Lecture 4.3 Performance Considerations, Cache Memory with mapping
02:53
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Lecture 4.4 Address memory used pages, page replacement
02:53
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Lecture 4.5 Introduction to RAID
02:53
I/O Organization
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Lecture 5.1 Peripheral Devices, Input-Output Interface
02:53
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Lecture 5.2 Asynchronous Data Transfer Modes, Interrupt Handling
02:53
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Lecture 5.3 Types of Interrupts, Priority Interrupt, Direct Memory Access
02:53
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Lecture 5.4 Synchronous and Asynchronous Data Transfer
02:53
Operating Systems Overview
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Lecture 6.1 Overview of Computer Operating Systems
02:53
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Lecture 6.2 Types of OS, Functions of OS
02:53
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Lecture 6.3 Distributed Operating Systems, System Calls
02:53
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Lecture 6.4 Scheduling Agorithms, Memory Management, Threads
02:53
Linux Basics
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Lecture 7.1 Open source, Overview of Linux, Basic Linux Commands
02:53
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Lecture 7.2 Some Important Directories, Inodes, Current Working Directory
02:53
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Lecture 7.3 Changing Directories, Listing Directory Contents
02:53
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Lecture 7.4 Fundamental file types, Hard Links, Symbolic
02:53
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Lecture 7.5 Viewing and Working with Large Text Files
02:53
Process Management and Shell Script
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Lecture 8.1 Process Relationship, Process states, Process State transitions
02:53
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Lecture 8.2 Process Control Block, Context switching
02:53
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Lecture 8.3 – Concept of multithreads, Listing Processes
02:53
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Lecture 8.4 Foreground and background Processes
02:53
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Lecture 8.5 Sending Signals to Processes.
02:53
Users, Groups and Permissions
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Lecture 9.1 Users, Groups, Linux File Security, Examining Permissions
02:53
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Lecture 9.2 Accessing Root User, Creating User and Groups
02:53
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Lecture 9.3 Changing Permissions
02:53
Standard I/O and Pipes
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Lecture 10.1 Standard Input and Output
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Lecture 10.2 Redirecting Output to a File
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Lecture 10.3 Redirecting STDOUT to a Program
02:53
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Lecture 10.4 Combining Output and Errors
02:53
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Lecture 10.5 Redirecting STDIN from a file
02:53
Finding and Processing Files
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Lecture 11.1 Locate, find, Basic find Examples
02:53
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Lecture 11.2 Find and Logical Operators
02:53
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Lecture 11.3 Find and Permissions
02:53
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Lecture 11.4 Find and Access Times
02:53
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