CS162 - Operating Systems and Systems Programming

Taught by Prof. John Kubiatowicz at UC Berkeley in Fall, 2020

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Lectures

1. Lecture 1 - What is an Operating System?
2. Lecture 2 - Four Fundamental OS Concepts
3. Lecture 3 - Abstractions 1: Threads and Processes
4. Lecture 4 - Abstractions 2: Files and I/O
5. Lecture 5 - Abstractions 3: IPC, Pipes, and Sockets
6. Lecture 6 - Synchronization 1: Concurrency, Mutual Exclusion
7. Lecture 7 - Synchronization 2: Semaphores, Lock Implementation
8. Lecture 8 - Synchronization 3: Atomic Instructions, Monitors, Readers/Writers
9. Lecture 10 - Scheduling 1: Concepts & Classic Policies
10. Lecture 11 - Scheduling 2: Case Studies, Real Time, Forward Progress
11. Lecture 12 - Scheduling 3: Deadlock
12. Lecture 13 - Memory 1: Address Translation and Virtual Memory
13. Lecture 14 - Memory 2: Virtual Memory, Caching and TLBs
14. Lecture 15 - Memory 3: Caching & TLBs, Demand Paging
15. Lecture 16 - Memory 4: Demand Paging Policies
16. Lecture 17 - Demand Paging, General I/O, Storage Devices
17. Lecture 18 - General I/O, Storage Devices, Performance
18. Lecture 19 - Filesystems 1: Performance, Queueing Theory, Filesystem Design
19. Lecture 20 - Filesystems 2: Filesystem Design, Case Studies
20. Lecture 21 - Filesystems 3: Case Studies, Buffering, Reliability, Transactions
21. Lecture 22 - Transactions, End-to-End Arguments, Distributed Decision Making
22. Lecture 23 - Distributed Decision Making, Networking, TCP/IP