This course is an introduction to general operating systems principles. Topics to be covered include a brief overview of computer system structures, operating system structures, processes, threads, scheduling, process synchronization, deadlocks, memory management, virtual memory, file system interfaces and implementation, and distributed processing. This is an advanced computer science course and will be taught as such. Having succeeded well at the prerequisite course material for this class is a minimum requirement. Theoretical operating system principles will be reinforced with several programming assigments and homeworks. Establish Communication fork(), Warm Up with Linux Message Queues Shared Memory Semaphores S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes S, G, & G Supplied Chapter Notes