Operating Systems Syllabus - BCA (TU)
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Course Description
Course Description
Operating Systems (CACS204) is a core credit course structured under the official university academic syllabus for Bachelor of Computer Application.
Objective
The objective of this course is to introduce the basic principles, techniques, and applications of Operating Systems. Upon the completion students will be able to:
- Equip students with deep theoretical foundations in Operating Systems.
- Develop practical problem-solving, laboratory, and implementation skills.
- Prepare graduates for industry careers, research, and national university examinations.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate rigorous technical knowledge and conceptual mastery of Operating Systems.
- Design, implement, and analyze efficient algorithms and practical frameworks.
- Solve representative theoretical proofs and complex applied problems independently.
Unit Contents
Course Contents
Unit 1: Process Management and CPU Scheduling[10 Hrs.]
Unit 1:Comprehensive study notes, key principles, and examples for Process Management and CPU Scheduling.
Unit 2: Memory Management and Storage Systems[10 Hrs.]
Unit 2:Comprehensive study notes, key principles, and examples for Memory Management and Storage Systems.
Teaching Method
Classroom lectures (3 hours/week), practical laboratory assignments (3 hours/week), and project work.
Evaluation Scheme
Internal Assessment (40 Marks: Theory Exam, Practical Exam, Attendance, Assignments) and Final University Board Examination (60 Marks).
Reference Books
- Operating System Concepts by Silberschatz, Galvin, Gagne (Wiley)
- Modern Operating Systems by Andrew S. Tanenbaum
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