Operating Systems
Presented by: Magdalen Gloria Miranda
MSC-22F-009
Objectives
Operating System
Objectives of OS
Functions of Operating System
Types of Operating System
What is an Operating System
An OS is a program that controls
the execution of application
programs and acts as an interface
between applications and the
computer hardware.
A computer is a set of resources
for the movement, storage, and
processing of data and for the
control of these functions.
Objectives of OS
Convenient: An OS makes a computer more convenient to
use.
Efficiency: An OS allows the computer system resources to
be used in an efficient manner.
Ability to evolve: An OS should be constructed in such a
way as to permit the effective development, testing, and
introduction of new system functions without interfering
with service.
Functions of Operating Systems
Process Management
Memory Management
Device Management
File Management
Security Management
Error Detection
Job Scheduling
Types of Operating System
Batch Operating System
Multi-Programming System
Multi-Processing System
Multi-Tasking Operating System
Time-Sharing Operating System
Distributed Operating System
Network Operating System
Real-Time Operating System
Batch Operating System
Multi-Programming System
Multi-Processing System
Multi-Tasking Operating System
Time-Sharing Operating System
Distributed Operating System
Network Operating System
Real-Time Operating System
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