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    This document provides course details for CS220 Operating Systems, a 3+1 credit hour course at National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Karachi Campus. The course assessments include midterms (30%), quizzes and assignments (10%), projects (10%), and a final exam (50%). Topics covered include operating system structure, processes, scheduling algorithms, memory management, virtual memory, synchronization, and security over 16 weeks. Dr. Hasina Khatoon is the course coordinator.

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    This document provides course details for CS220 Operating Systems, a 3+1 credit hour course at National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Karachi Campus. The course assessments include midterms (30%), quizzes and assignments (10%), projects (10%), and a final exam (50%). Topics covered include operating system structure, processes, scheduling algorithms, memory management, virtual memory, synchronization, and security over 16 weeks. Dr. Hasina Khatoon is the course coordinator.

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    National Computer Education Accreditation Council Nceac

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    This document provides course details for CS220 Operating Systems, a 3+1 credit hour course at National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Karachi Campus. The course assessments include midterms (30%), quizzes and assignments (10%), projects (10%), and a final exam (50%). Topics covered include operating system structure, processes, scheduling algorithms, memory management, virtual memory, synchronization, and security over 16 weeks. Dr. Hasina Khatoon is the course coordinator.

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    National Computer Education Accreditation Council

    NCEAC

    INSTITUTION National University of Computer and Emerging


    Sciences, Karachi Campus

    PROGRAM (S) TO BE BS (CS), Spring 2020


    EVALUATED
    A. Course Description
    Course Code CS220
    Course Title OPERATING SYSTEM
    Credit Hours 3+1
    Assessment Instruments with Midterms 30%
    Weights (homework, quizzes, Quiz + Assignments 10%
    midterms, final, programming Projects 10%
    assignments, lab work, etc.) Final Exam 50%

    Course Coordinator Dr. Hasina Khatoon


    Textbook (or Laboratory Operating system Concepts 10th Edition by Silberchatz
    Manual for Laboratory
    Courses)
    Reference Material Modern Operating Systems Tannenbaum
    And many more books
    Topics Covered in the Course, Week 1: Introduction to Operating system
    with Number of Lectures on
    Each Topic (assume 16-week
    instruction and one-hour Week 2: Operating system structure
    lectures)
    Week 3: Operating system structure

    Week 4: Process Concept(Process scheduling, interprocess


    communication)
    Week 5:Process scheduling Algorithm (Algorithms for
    process scheduling, real time scheduling)
    Week 6: FIRST MID TERM EXAMINATION

    Week 7: Multi-threaded Programming(threads models ,


    threads issues)
    Week 8: Memory management strategies

    Week 9: Memory management strategies


    National Computer Education Accreditation Council
    NCEAC
    Week 10: Virtual Memory

    Week 11: SECOND MID TERM EXAM

    Week 12: Virtual Memory

    Week 13: Process Synchronization

    Week 14: Process Synchronization

    Week 15: Dead Lock

    Week 16: Mass Storage management , Protection and


    Security

    Laboratory Lab manual available separately


    Projects/Experiments Done in
    the Course

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